Hi Michael,
Michael Habbert wrote:
Hi Marc, hi all,
during the last days I tried to track down the problem with the
JavaScript: window.event.srcElement
So what do you think if we add a wiki-page with Informations about how
to add a new test to webtest - so I am asked to do, to make it easier
for others to understand and support me solving the problem.
makes sense (like many other docs that should be added ;-))
My real first Question is: how do I start a single test from the
webtest-suite (<webtest-home>/selftests/tests/*.xml)? If I'm able to
start a single test I would be able to add my test - as simple as
possible like you requested - to the suite and once working attach the
files to the issue I will open (as soon as possible;-).
my personal hint (other committers may have an other opinion): don't run
it within WebTest's selftest as long as you don't have to!
WebTest build process allows to ensure the quality of WebTest and does
its job very well. On the other hand I think that it is really too
complicated, particularly for a test like the one you want to setup. In
you case, I would just save the file(s) in the file system, write a
minimal test without <configuration> using <invoke url="file://...."/>
(I need to adapt this path when I try your test myself) and run the test
with #WEBTEST_HOME#/bin/runWebTest.{sh|bat} yourMiniTest.xml.
Marc.
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