Hi everybody.
We use framework qooxdoo for our project and we decided use the selenium for
testing.
PROBLEM DESCRIPTION:
TEST: easy test of login. There are two text fields (login name and
password) and login button. Each item has id (set by qooxdoo function
setHtmlProberty("id", "idValue")).
All right, folks. We all have our preferred environments, and some of us
are even bigots who love to argue
this. :-) It's a religious discussion with strong opinions on all sides.
There are plenty of appropriate places for this sort of conversation, but it
has now diverged pretty far from the in
Siarhei,
For instance, can I add code as part of an event to say:
When Clicked, load the window stored in xyz.qinc file...
?
> -Original Message-
> From: Siarhei Barysiuk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Saturday, May 03, 2008 1:50 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; qooxdoo Development
> Su
> Seriously, what is the fear of linux?
> People preferring to mess with virtualisation.. (well at
> least the suggest vmware isn't a performance hog) Still,
> installing VMWare or Cygwin is much more difficult than just
> installing a decent modern linux distrobution.
>
It has nothing to do
2008/5/5 Leander Hanwald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> As long as 60-80% of the users (based on the market) used an internet
> explorer, there is no way around testing your pages/apps with that browser.
> And as sooner as better (I made the mistake of testing it late in development
> only one time...)
2008/5/5 Leander Hanwald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I wont bet on IE with wine, I found different behavior to a "real" windows
> too often.
What were the issues then? Because here ie with wine runs fine.
All of them, ie55, ie6 and ie7 (or at least, its render-engine)
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Seriously, how could you use linux for webdevelopment without virtualisation
for a "normal" market?
As long as 60-80% of the users (based on the market) used an internet explorer,
there is no way around testing your pages/apps with that browser. And as sooner
as better (I made the mistake of te
Seriously, what is the fear of linux?
People preferring to mess with virtualisation.. (well at least the
suggest vmware isn't a performance hog)
Still, installing VMWare or Cygwin is much more difficult than just
installing a decent modern linux distrobution.
Using the two operating systems side
At least, for those having one (good, latest) computer, would use vmware
server (free virtualization program).
Can virtualize many linux distribs and very pretty good features for
starters (snapshots, copy/paste vm dir to save it in another place).
Cheers
2008/5/4 Jim Hunter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Odd, I have been using cygwin for the past couple of years and have had 0
issues. I only use it to make the project. I do everything else in Windows.
All of my editing and SVN stuff is done in Windows where I am most
comfortable. When I have everything ready, I pop over to the cygwin window
and typ
Kirk:
I can only agree with you regarding cygwin that it is *functional*. I've
justed completed the PyQooxCard wiki page at:
http://sites.google.com/e/qxtransformer.org/qxtransformer/qpc
Take at look at the last section (bottom of the page).
In the one week or so working with cygwin under Win
Hello All,
While I cannot comment on the VirtualPC stuff or emulators etc. I can
comment on cygwin. It works! We have been using cygwin for over a
decade and it allows to seamless move back and forth between our Unix
& Windows boxes.
>> 2008/5/1 Dan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
So far, I don't s
Hi, Andreas.
I've replied twice to your personal emails about setting up the
couchdb library, but i'm not getting any replies.
I feel confident that you didn't receive those emails. Perhraps they
ended up in your spam filter?
I'm not entirely sure.
If you want i can forward what I sent you, to th
PS. For screenshots, see: http://wubi-installer.org/screenshots.php
To get it like that, just pop in the ubuntu cd your downloaded from
http://www.ubuntu.com/GetUbuntu/download
If you put the cd in, _while_ the computer is off, you can boot the cd
directly. Then you have the option to really insta
2008/5/1 Dan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > So far, I don't see a problem. Yes, cygwin can be picky on path names but
> > I can preprocess the makefiles and fix that. The other thing is that
> > Qooxdoo-sdk will commit suicide from time to time. It happens when some
> > cygwin program craps out on
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