Anu,
I wouldn't give up on Selenium for testing your more complicated JSF components (from Trinidad and the like). We had a few hurdles to overcome (namely with respect to trees and shuttles), but once you add some customizations to handle these, your generated tests should prove fairly stable. We needed to override some behaviors in DefaultSelenium and ensure that our generated tests used our subclass instead. All the best, Shawn Bertrand Tyco Electronics ________________________________ From: anu gr8xp [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2007 5:04 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Testing JSF Components Hi, I am using JSF Components [Trinidad, Tomahawk] for my UI. I want to test them -> Do Unit Test, Automated Tests and Regression Test. I tried using Selenium IDE for firefox. It is working fine for the usual UI components [Input texts, buttons]. But it is not recognizing the events on Tomahawk JSCookMenu and Trinidad components like Calendar and Tree Tables. I tried even htmlunit. But I wan't able to run it in browser and not with the Trinidad and Tomahawk components. I was wondering is there any standard tool that I can use to run these tests on my UI pages, with JSF Components. Thanks, Anu
