G'day
I am just starting out with WebTest after spending two days assessing
Selenium. WebTest is by far the most server friendly, user friendly
package. I am a programmer by trade, but received two years "immersion
experience" in QA via a department transfer. I have programmed
testcases/suites, modules for other QA folks to use in their tests, read
Deming etc. before. So, I got the bug then.
With the following very simple test:
<project default="test">
<target name="test">
<webtest name="my simple Test">
&goToSite;
<clickLink label="Home"/>
<verifyText
text = "Our primary goal is xto provide"
description = "Display of middle of paragraph"
/>
<clickLink label="Services"/>
<verifyText
text = "Webpage design and development"
description = "Check text on Services page"
/>
</webtest>
</target>
</project>
The test for "Home" is expected to fail, the test for "Services" is
expected to pass.
It correctly notes that the first case fails, but even though the second
case should pass, instead of a green check mark, I get a small yellow
circle beside it. If I change the above cases to allow both to pass, I
get the green check marks on the "Home" test and the "Services" test
just fine.
I suspect that I have missed how to tell it that the second case is not
dependent upon the first? I just finished the manual end to end but
might have either missed, or misunderstood the appropriate reference.
Can anyone please give me a hint where to look. Pointers to additional
documentation is very welcome. It is a small point I know, but a sticky
hump for me right now.
Still Googling....
Thanks in advance....;-)
--
ldb
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