It would be
easier if you posted your html so we could try to click that link at our machine instead of
guessing.
Željko
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Chris Wrote:
> a) make it open-source. Otherwise it's too hard to answer questions
about it.
The CSDDT is open source, simple, agile and easy to use.
> b) write in Ruby, because that's what the people using the
>framework will be using.
Will all be in Ruby; the good thing about Ruby (unlike Ja
Is it already available to use? It sounds
like it is already available to use.
>
This sounds like you are going to start
working on CSDDT or did i mis-understood somewhere!!!
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>> The CSDDT is open source, simple, agile and easy to use.
> Is it already available to use? It sounds like it is already available to
use.
The CSDDT is open-source, I made amendmentts to it under the name of Adrian
Rutter. It is writen in BASIC. I am going to convert that code to Ruby.
http://w
Hi-
I’ve checked through the Rubyforge mail history but
haven’t found a solution so far.
I’m trying to mimic the scripting101 labs examples,
testing against a web app-
I have 2 files:
harness.rb
# Simple test harness
require 'watir'
require 'test/unit'
$LOAD_PAT
Test::Unit::TestCase must have at least one method which name starts with "test_".Changedef centralvision
load 'centralvision.rb' endto def test_centralvision load 'centralvision.rb' endand you should be fine.Željko
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I just ran across this:
http://qainsight.net/2006/07/27/WatirMaker+Is+Now+WatirRecorder+And+Is+Going+Open+Source.aspx
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You don't actually need to use multiple threads for your scenario. But you do need manage separate Watir::IE objects, which means you need to modify your login method. If you show it, we can show you how to modify it make it work for this scenario.
BretOn 7/26/06, Max Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
John,Thanks for the update. I agree that vmware (and virtual server, which is what my company now uses) are great tools for testing.BretOn 7/27/06,
John Castellucci <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Bret asks:>What is a "ruby attach dialog"?I was referring to the DOS/ruby.exe window that opens and scroll
I've got a line open with the author of FTB to see why this is. When you
include the free version of FTB, all you get is a DLL to link into your
project. I'm hoping that the author will be able to give me a little more
insight into the pieces that are being displayed.
I do know about the fra
On 7/28/06, Adrian Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The CSDDT is open-source, I made amendmentts to it under the name of AdrianRutter. It is writen in BASIC. I am going to convert that code to Ruby.Thanks for the heads up that you are using two different names on this list. I thought you were two d
A crawler that always works flawlessly in development regularly
raises UnknownObjectException other computers. The same navigation
done by hand via irb on those machines works.
The website we are crawling has some frames, and the main frame
contains yet another frameset so we have two levels
Bret wrote
> Thanks for the heads up that you are using two different names on this
list. I thought you were two different people.
I changed my surname recently because of family problems.
Aidy
---
> I'm gonna patch the method tomorrow to write some stack-based
> recursion. But before I do that I'd like to ask whether someone else
> already fixed this, or else if there is any technical reason that
> prevents that method from being recursive-like.
>
> -- fxn
I have a kind of similar problem.
On 7/28/06, Xavier Noria <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm gonna patch the method tomorrow to write some stack-basedrecursion. But before I do that I'd like to ask whether someone elsealready fixed this, or else if there is any technical reason thatprevents that method from being recursive-like.
Your
Bret wrote
> People interested in CSDDT may want to take a look at Just Enough
Software Test Automation, which contains a 50-page chapter on the framework
The original CSDDT and code and my changes with a full explanatory
word-document should be on the Rational Users site.
http://groups.yahoo.com
On 7/28/06, Adrian Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I spoke to Bruce Posey about a week ago, and he was happy with meconverting it to Ruby. However, I think I have much better ideas to improvethe CSDDT. The CSDDT was half-there. Bruce would probably agree.
Have you compared the Posey data driven fr
Another newbie question - if you were developing a
webapp on Windows XP, for eventual production
installation on Linux hosting, and wanted a Ruby /
Rails / Watir development IDE, would you go with
Komodo, RadRails or another product. Why?
Thanks a bunch for your helpful responses.
Pauli
Bret wrote,
> Have you compared the Posey data driven framework with the Nagle data
driven framework? (http://safsdev.sourceforge.net)
> Has anyone? I would like to know how they compare.
[this has gotta be quick cos gotta go]
The CSDDT is tied to the test-tool, it is simple and fast; but you ne
What errors are you getting?I don't think this is your problem, but you might want to use this to simplify your code: line.chomp.split(',').each_with_index{|x,i|
BretOn 7/27/06, aidy rutter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I am using Bret's AppMap concept
def goto_territory_list ObjectMap.n
I just posted this to my blog. I'd been getting several emails from people who were wondering whether the project had been abandoned.http://www.io.com/~wazmo/blog/archives/2006_07.html#000240
Watir 1.5 is Under Active DevelopmentMany observers have wondered whether Watir is still beingdeveloped. If
On 7/4/06, Adrian Rutter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
But how would you organise your navigaton andaction methods?for example def goto_country_list end def enter_country(country) ... endWould you create new classes? At the moment I have a module for each window
with methods contained t
You don't need winclicker or autoit. Just use plain watir. ie = Watir::IE.start('http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/samples/author/dhtml/popup/showme4.html'
) ie.document.body.fireevent('oncontextmenu') ie.span(:text, 'MSDN Web Workshop').clickIt's all a matter of knowing the events an
Hey Bret.
Thanks for this information. I know that
as a recent addition to the mailing list, I had some of my questions answered
by this email.
Have a great weekend and thanks for all
the hard work!
-Alan
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I tried sending my html but it was bigger then 40K so here is the link
i get when i do a ie.show_links
http://test.server.com/junk.php?test=junk12345http://test.server.com/junk.php?test=junk12345
So basically, the link url is repeated
Zeljko Filipin wrote:
It would be
easier if y
Howdy folks. I find myself on a project where I want to use a
browser-based test tool to record client-side performance metrics.
After playing with several such tools again, Watir again emerged as the
tool that I was first able to get a working script with.
But along the way, I noticed with some
I think I saw some chatter on this a couple months back -- check the
archives in early May or do a search for Authentication.
http://www.mail-archive.com/wtr-general%40rubyforge.org/
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Danny
> R. Faught
> Has anyone else tried to implement this with Watir? If not I may try it
> myself. Here's the core of it in IE::Mechanize where it formulates the
> Authorization header, really simple stuff:
>
> sub __authorization_basic {
> my( $user, $pass ) = @_;
> defined $user && defined $pass or re
On 7/28/06, mi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> I tried sending my html but it was bigger then 40K so here is the link
i get when i do a ie.show_links
I suggest either 1. We push up the limit on attachment sizes (100K? Larger?); or2. Encourage people to put large attachments on a wiki page (to be de
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