We use Mercury Quality Center as test management tool and WinRunner for
executing the tests. Obviously this is all well integrated. We now want to
switch from WinRunner to Watir, but still be able to run the tests from Quality
Center. I know this is possible with the custom test type of QC, but
We use FitNesse from www.fitnesse.org to store and execute our tests. Its
basically a wiki to store tests. The tests are expessed in form of tables.
We dropped Watir in favour of Selenium and use Java instead of ruby to write
the adapter/fixture between selenium and FitNesse. But FitNesse has a
There is sadly no test executive at this time. We use Window's Scheduled Task
tool to set up tests, and we just try and keep track of the results, mostly by
email when something critical happens. I'm positive also that existing
commercial tools are being used by others as we are using them -
Brad wrote:
Curious, what are users using for a 'test executive' that can drive multiple
tests?
Most people use Test::Unit, which supports multiple test-runners.
Is there an open source 'test executive' written for Ruby test cases that
would do the following:br
* user can select
Otherwise a group I'm associated with is beginning to
write an open source enterprise Ruby Rails interface
for launching Watir scripts remotely but we've only
begun and it may take up to a year before we have
anything solid.
I think as Watir becomes more mature and accepted tools like this
: Nathan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: wtr-general@rubyforge.org
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2007 8:22 AM
Subject: Re: [Wtr-general] What are people using for 'test executive'?
There is sadly no test executive at this time. We use Window's Scheduled
Task tool to set up tests, and we just try and keep track
Curious, what are users using for a 'test executive' that can drive multiple
tests? Is there an open source 'test executive' written for Ruby test cases
that would do the following:br
* user can select individual test(s) or 'run all' in listbr
* can run test(s) multiple specified number of
-general] What are people using for 'test executive'?
Curious, what are users using for a 'test executive' that can drive
multiple tests? Is there an open source 'test executive' written for
Ruby test cases that would do the following:br
* user can select individual test(s) or 'run all' in listbr
* can
