On Fri, September 9, 2005 13:06, Nigel Thorne said:
> I just blogged about how we are using selenium at work as part of our
> continuous integration build process.
>
> see http://nigelthorne.com/2005/09/selenium-as-part-of-build.html
Nice one; thanks Nigel.
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Hi Guys,
I just blogged about how we are using selenium at work as part of our
continuous integration build process.
see http://nigelthorne.com/2005/09/selenium-as-part-of-build.html
Cheers
Nigel
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I'm trying to drive selenium with ruby and I'm not
having any luck. When I run selenium_example.rb it
opens the browser and shows the 3 frames. The upper
right frame (Last Four Commnands) only shows
open('/test_click_page1.html')
It doesn't show any of the other commands that should
have been run
On Fri, September 9, 2005 0:15, Alexandre Garel said:
> I've seen that my previous message was not handled correctly by
> pippermail in list archive.
> Is there a place where I can upload the archive so everyone can download
> it.
Hi Alexandre.
I suggest that a Wiki might be a good place for yo
On Fri, September 9, 2005 2:14, Robin Becker said:
> I would like to propose a generic extension that causes wiats to terminate
> with an error if a specified timeout is exceeded.
Good idea.
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On Thu, September 8, 2005 22:31, Jim Arnold said:
> Selenium seems to be a bit fickle about refreshing test fixtures:
> sometimes reloading the whole frameset works, sometimes we have to reload
> just the test fixture frame, sometimes we have to switch to a brand new
> browser instance... We can't
I'm using selenium-0.5.0
It didn't work by simply using Assert.matches. Do you
need to instantiate an Assert object to use the
convenience method?
--- David Kemp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote on 08/09/2005
> 07:25:52 AM:
>
> > I got it working with this.
> >
> > a =
I would like to propose a generic extension that causes wiats to terminate with
an error if a specified timeout is exceeded.
At reportlab we use selenium in testing web applications. Automatic testing is
pointless if a wait is involved and the expected event is missed as sometimes
seems to hap
Hello,
I've seen that my previous message was not handled correctly by
pippermail in list archive.
Is there a place where I can upload the archive so everyone can download it.
Thanks
Alex.
Ce message est protégé par les règles relatives au secret des correspondances.
Il est donc établi à destina
D. Woodill a écrit :
Thanks for the information Alexandre. I guess that's
why the example only verifies the title - not as
helpful as the location, especially if the title is
blank.
Test Select shows:
open | ./tests/html/test_select.html
In DOS, and perhaps UNIX, I forget, ../ mea
Jim Arnold wrote:
> Selenium seems to be a bit fickle about refreshing test fixtures:
> sometimes reloading the whole frameset works, sometimes we have to
> reload just the test fixture frame, sometimes we have to switch to a
> brand new browser instance... We can't seems to get a handle on
> exac
Thanks for the information Alexandre. I guess that's
why the example only verifies the title - not as
helpful as the location, especially if the title is
blank.
Test Select shows:
open | ./tests/html/test_select.html
In DOS, and perhaps UNIX, I forget, ../ means go up
one directory.
Selenium seems to be a bit fickle about
refreshing test fixtures: sometimes reloading the whole frameset works,
sometimes we have to reload just the test fixture frame, sometimes we have
to switch to a brand new browser instance... We can't seems to get a handle
on exactly why or when Selenium doe
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote on 08/09/2005 07:25:52 AM:
> I got it working with this.
>
> a = new Assert();
> a.assertMatches(expectedValue, actualValue)
>
> I'm not sure if this is the "right" way but this is
> how I managed to get it working. Please let me know if
> there is a better way.
>
Wha
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