Hi Lars,
forgot to mention that it's free and open sourced. Also, since tests are
executed in a target browser, it can really test if you site works in X
browser, while other test suites usually execute tests in a simulated
environment, which commonly is not representative of any real browser at
al
. Works
fine with Flows and Cforms. They offer A trial version, so I'd just give it
a try.
Chris
> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von: Lars Huttar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gesendet: Freitag, 26. Mai 2006 22:37
> An: Cocoon Users List
> Betreff: webapp testing
>
> He
Hi Lars,
we successfully used Selenium. "writing" the test is as simple as
recording it with Selenium-IDE, which is a firefox plugin. Then adding
"wise" testing (like check that this thing is here, or changing a
recorded click to a data-driven one etc..) is quite easy.
I'm not sure it's the best t
Hello,
Looking for some recommendations from those with experience...
I have been trying to set up a good method of automated testing for our
webapps. One use case is regression testing... we converted a Cocoon
webapp to use SQLServer on the back end instead of Oracle, and we want
to find the
