Bret has mentioned on any number of occasions that one of the hardest
things for a new user of Watir to grasp is how to go about building a
test framework or a test harness.
I wrote a simple, but useful, test harness in about 50 lines of code,
that demonstrates a few important principles of a test harness here:
http://chrismcmahonsblog.blogspot.com/2009/04/ui-test-framework-design-using-watir.html
This code is a very simple emulation of the harness I've been using
for the past two years, which is currently supporting more than 10,000
individual assertions about the behavior of an application, so I know
this scheme is effective and scalable.
Please note: I wrote this demo as part of my campaign to get a new
job. If you use it for the same purpose, it would behoove you to say
where you got it. It might also be helpful to make it a little
fancier. Also, if you use it as a basis for your own test harness,
I'd appreciate it if you let me know.
-Chris
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