Hi,
You may have a firewall blocking your plugin download. I think also
you need Ruby 182, Eclipse 3.1 to use this plugin. There is a radrails
fully configured Eclipse. Have a look:
http://www.aptana.com/download_radrails.php
Also look at Arachno ruby as well - that is if you do not use the
I stated earlier that I was dealing with IE embedded in an .NET
application, or something of the sort. It appears that this might have
something to do with SmartClient.
Any idea how to access the DOM in one of these? It appears to be a
regular IE window, but embedded within an application
I have not been hanging around the forum much lately. But I have a question:
I have a web app (site) to automate. The people who maintain the site
just released a proprietary client application, through which their
web site will be accessed in the future. The application has to do with
VB or
using the index of the frame u can click the link in the frame
if it is the 1st frame in the page then use the below way and click it
$ie.frame(:index,1).link(:href,'value').click
i think it may be useful to u.
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Just try it i am not sure will it work or not..try the same thing with image
instead of button.it may work.
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Thanks a lot, that really helped. I think I got it from here on.
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marekj wrote:
How do you guys read the reports, do you have some custom formatters
to translate into HTML? I am new to ci_reporter and we don't run CI
here. I just want to hook up some presentation layer to reports
generated by ci. Can I specify some formatter options to ci_reporter
at
Michael Kernaghan wrote:
I am looking for a good test example somewhere. I have got a simple
one to work so far. The modal dialogs I actually have to test for real
are more complex, and in fact involve stacked frames in modal dialogs.
Have you looked at our unit tests?
CruiseControl is a good way to go if you're interested in setting up a
continuous integration server this is a good way to go. This is the ruby
version: http://rubyforge.org/projects/cruisecontrolrb/
-Charley
On 6/29/07, Justin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am considering using Watir to create a
Thanks for the tip and I'll look into that - but it doesn't really answer my
question. Namely, can watir scripts run unattended from an at or cron job
without having to be logged in? Or does a Windows desktop have to be present in
order to launch the browser?
Justin
You could try the Watir Extension Toolkit (WET) which contains in built support
for data driven testing.
http://www.openqa.org/wet/
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