I am using the MbUnit.Samples.WebTestingWithWatiN Samples coming with
Version 3.2.0 of Gallio/MbUnit as a starter.
The new Page-base syntax is very useful and gives a much more
transparent design of Test Units.
To simulate a larger web page with complex login, I tried to port a
test that opens the browser once in the FixtureSetup, and performs
several test without closing the browser. The example is shown below
(paste it as a new class into the sample demo), but it fails with an
error message in Fixture setup.
"There is no current browser context. Does the test have a [Browser]
attribute?"
It works with the commented out individual GoTo(browser), but that's
not what I want.
How do I handle this case correctly? I know how to do it the classical
way in WatiN, but is this possible the new way?
Dieter
using System.Diagnostics;
using MbUnit.Framework;
using MbUnit.Samples.WebTestingWithWatiN.Framework;
namespace MbUnit.Samples.WebTestingWithWatiN
{
internal class MultipleGoogleSearchDemo : BrowserTestFixture
{
[Browser(BrowserType.IE)]
[FixtureSetUp]
public void FixtureSetup()
{
GoogleSearchPage.GoTo(Browser);
}
// [FixtureTearDown]
[Test]
[Browser(BrowserType.IE)]
public void SuccessfulFiddleSearch()
{
// GoogleSearchPage.GoTo(Browser);
Browser.Page<GoogleSearchPage>().Search("Fiddlesticks");
Assert.Contains(Browser.Text, "Fiddlesticks");
}
[Test]
[Browser(BrowserType.IE)]
public void SuccessfulWatinSearch()
{
// GoogleSearchPage.GoTo(Browser);
Browser.Page<GoogleSearchPage>().Search("WatiN");
Assert.Contains(Browser.Text, "WatiN");
}
}
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