Am 17.04.2011 19:54, schrieb shetc:
I use WicketTester on its own now. Will it help me to also use Selenium to
test Wicket as well?
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With selenium you get more "browser-like" testing. It is a library
executing browser tasks by an action script.
With wicket tester you do a more "component-oriented" testing. So
wickettester is more usable for unit-testing
and selenium for acceptance / integration testing.
The decision if you have to use selenium in your tests to depends on
your development process. If you do a more
behavior - driven - developement process you can simply define your
"action script" and run it in selenium.
So you will get a big picture (What else has to be done to achieve my
task / goal).
If you like it more to do it unit-test driven then maybe you have so
many tests that adding selenium is not
nessecary.
Hth
Per
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