I don't know Silk but I used Selenium for automated end user test for the
following reasons :
* open source
* multi-plateform
* do not talk at HTTP level : this is bad. Take control of a real browser :
this is good.
* used by qooxdoo team : will work with future version, will found help here,
...
=> our qooxdoo apps can be tested on several OS with several browsers.
My 2 cents.
On 6 juil. 2010, at 17:33, Jim Hunter wrote:
> Thanks for the valuable feedback. We do not use the qooxdoo table in this
> project so I get to miss all the fun there. And we have already augmented our
> code a lot to try and enable it to work with Silk, but Silk just doesn't do
> web apps very well. It was designed for html pages only (ones that generate a
> 'loaded' event). We are having a big meeting tomorrow to discuss how to
> proceed and you ahve given me more information to make my case.
>
> Thanks, and I'll take a look at TemCity, we might be able to use it as well.
> Jim
>
>
> On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 8:16 AM, Jean-Baptiste BRIAUD -- Novlog
> <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Jim,
>
> Here some elements :
> * building/packaging/deploying our product automatically was quite a big
> thing to do.
> We had few ant scripts for some steps but it was not 100% automated. Now it
> is but it was a big investment.
>
> * We are currently fighting hard with table widget, Olivier could tell more
> on that.
>
> * writing test scenario is still too complex due to locator string.
> We had build an API on top of selenium so the test scenario "vocabulary" (the
> API) to simplify the writing of test scenarios.
>
> We have now a continuous build and automated test on each svn commit and this
> is really helpful.
> We are using TeamCity (free from Idea).
> I'm happy with that solution.
> Still need improvement p, error report. We got a green/re light but we are
> lacking information on why it is red when it is.
>
>
>
> On 6 juil. 2010, at 16:30, Jim Hunter wrote:
>
> > For those of you that have been using Selenium to test your UI, what have
> > been your biggest problems using Selenium with qooxdoo? We are about to
> > embark on adding testing to our plate and we were thinking of using
> > Selenium but want to make sure it's a road we should take. We plan on using
> > the test harness that comes with qooxdoo for testing all our non-visual
> > code but we think we really need to add UI functional testing as well.
> > Thanks,
> > Jim
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