Bill Agee wrote:
> I believe in most cases, your script will run fine if no Windows user
> is logged in.
>
> However, in my experience, there can be problems with the
> Watir::IE.attach method if no one is logged in to the machine. I
> believe this is because IE.attach uses the Shell.Application O
I believe in most cases, your script will run fine if no Windows user
is logged in.
However, in my experience, there can be problems with the
Watir::IE.attach method if no one is logged in to the machine. I
believe this is because IE.attach uses the Shell.Application OLE
object, which behaves dif
Thanks for the tip and I'll look into that - but it doesn't really answer my
question. Namely, can watir scripts run unattended from an "at" or "cron" job
without having to be logged in? Or does a Windows desktop have to be present in
order to launch the browser?
Justin
CruiseControl is a good way to go if you're interested in setting up a
continuous integration server this is a good way to go. This is the ruby
version: http://rubyforge.org/projects/cruisecontrolrb/
-Charley
On 6/29/07, Justin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am considering using Watir to create
I am considering using Watir to create a "build" test for a web application. My
concern is running those tests unattended and automatically. Has anyone tried
running Watir tests without being logged in to their Windows desktop? That is,
can the tests be run from a "cron" or "at" environment?
T
