Mike Taber a écrit :
I've
been a bit curious about how folks are using the ability to add "user
extensions" to Selenium...
Up to now I use it mostly
- to add generic functionalities
- to add easy access to elements according to our enterprise framework
(based on struts-layout), for ex
On 12/22/05, Mike Taber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So, I'm wondering how others are using this ability to add extensions to
> Selenium?
> Are you not adding much if anything?
Lots!
> Are you just adding general utility type extensions?
Mostly. I've added a few "app specific" things too - but
I've been a bit
curious about how folks are using the ability to add "user extensions" to
Selenium...
I've added several
for use in the testing of our projects. Some are generic, and could likely be
used by others.
While many are very
specific to our projects - these are likely to be fragi
Hello Mike,
I'll try to give some hint but I'm not sure of what I say
Mike Taber a écrit :
Right
now, I have a user extension that I have created - it works, but really
should be cleaned up, and parts of it can be used for other purposes...
One
part of my functionality simply co
Right now, I have a
user extension that I have created - it works, but really should be cleaned up,
and parts of it can be used for other purposes...
One part of my
functionality simply counts the number of rows (of some "class" - specified by
an xpath) in a table.
It looks something
like
Hello,
Thanks to mike, I was able to set a page up on selenium wiki for
contributed user-extensions.
You can have a look at it at
http://confluence.public.thoughtworks.org/x/6x . (this is also visible
on the wiki front page under 'project pages')
It would be great if anyone with a worthy extensio
