Hi Dierk, Yes, I'm the fellow who gave you his business card at the end of your talk. I enjoyed your presentation very much. As a temporary measure, I've whipped together some perl modules that bang out WebTest scripts. Has proven convenient so far. I have problems with seeing ActiveX objects, and keep getting exceptions in declaration over and over for clickButtons ... which seems to affect performance negatively. But overall I'm quite pleased with WebTest. Ultimately, I'd like to replace my makeshift perl script generator with a Grails app.
I have recently had some words here with engineers about that other, chemical element testing framework. They want it because then they don't have to fix the JS errors in the code. But I picked WebTest partly *because* it detects those errors. So far my choice has prevailed. Working hard to keep it that way, but I tell you, producing "thousands" of scripts is a lot of work for just one guy. If there are any other experts out there floating around who would like to work in SF, maybe a private inbox would be good .. especially if they also know some JUnit. I may post again soon about some issues.... for now just want to say Hi and thanks again for the great presentation. kh On 5/8/08, Dierk König <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Thanks to Andres Almiray, here are some photos from > my talk at JavaOne: > > Intro slide > http://flickr.com/photos/[EMAIL > PROTECTED]/2474814437/in/set-72157604946365633/ > > Simple Google Test > http://flickr.com/photos/[EMAIL > PROTECTED]/2474815793/in/set-72157604946365633/ > > me on stage > http://flickr.com/photos/[EMAIL > PROTECTED]/2475632036/in/set-72157604946365633/ > > I must say that the talk was _very_ well received with lots of > discussions afterwards in the session room, on my way in the men's > room ;-) and later at the Canoo booth. > > Most notably, I have been approached by a growing number of people that > are frustrated by the poor performance of other open-source > testing tools (I leave it to you to guess which one they are > speaking of. Hint: it has to do with a chemical element...) > > happy testing > Dierk > _______________________________________________ > WebTest mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.canoo.com/mailman/listinfo/webtest >
