Hi,
I have been playing around with gradle and I am now trying to create a new
task which will run our selenium tests. As I understand it, because we are
trying to call the selenium API from within our build scripts we need to add
selenium to the build classpath. For example:
--- createTask('startSeleniumServer') {
new org.openqa.selenium.server.SeleniumServer()
}
---
I have tried adding the following in my settings.gradle:
---
addMavenRepo()
addMavenRepo('http://nexus.openqa.org/content/repositories/releases') // for
Selenium
dependencies('org.seleniumhq.selenium.server:selenium-server-coreless:1.0-beta-2')
---
but that fails with a ClassNotFoundException for
org.mortbay.http.HttpHandler. If I add a dependency on the embedded jetty
which seems to contain that class (settings.gradle):
---
dependencies('jetty:jetty-embedded:6.0.2')
---
then I get the following error:
---
sealing violation: package org.mortbay.util is sealed
---
I have tried researching how to configure selenium with gradle but just
cannot find any clear, definitive guides (or even ambiguous and loose guides
;)). Has anybody here done it, and can anybody give any hints?
It would be *excellent* if there was a sample web application which included
a selenium test - it is pretty populate and if people get this "out of the
box" so to speak, wow!
Many thanks,
Col
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