For functional tests only, on the web side, there is a pretty sweet project at sourceforge called solex. It's an eclipse plugin, and you can record a browser going through the site, and then have your ant task play that back on command. So far, it has passed the first couple days of trials with flying colors.
We also looked at TestMaker but could not use it because it doesn't support javascript, which is what does all of our submits. But the design seems a bit cleaner, at least on the recording scripts piece.
Sounds good. I had briefly looked at the pushtotest site last week after Mike mentioned TestMaker, and sounds like Solex takes a similar approach. What do you find good.bad amongst the two?
In Anteater, you specified the URL to access and then a regexp denoting the returned HTTP response and particular patterns to look for in it. Seems like the advantage of Solex/TestMaker would be to automate the regexp specification for ANteater. Am I understanding it correctly?
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