Factories are a good idea.
For CS entities that take a large amount of parameters, the parser could
choose an exemplar of that entity. For example:
Given a zone called "Advanced-with-Netscaler-Provider"
This would cause the parser to choose a particular cfg file that specifies
an Advanced zone wi
At first I explored cucumber and saw that it was ruby based. So I
veered off to find pyparsing and how to implment custom DSLs and it
looked like a lot of work. Ruby lends itself well to implementing
custom DSLs it seems [1]. Lettuce, I see now, does this with python
and it doesn't look too hard to
Gatlin: http://gatling-tool.org
may also be useful….
On Jan 23, 2013, at 8:08 PM, Chiradeep Vittal
wrote:
> I am changing the subject line to make the discussion broader.
> Anybody have any experience with Robot / Cucumber / etc as test automation
> frameworks?
>
> Cucumber / Lettuce looks nic
I am changing the subject line to make the discussion broader.
Anybody have any experience with Robot / Cucumber / etc as test automation
frameworks?
Cucumber / Lettuce looks nice for developers -- but I am not sure how it
can be used for automating the same testcase with a wide variety of input
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