If you pick up the development WET release, it also supports Watir 1.5.
The best way to get this development release is by installing the Watir
DOM SPY. Instructions available at:
http://wiki.openqa.org/display/WET/Installing+the+Watir+Script+Assistant
Note : There is a bug in the installer for the Watir DOM Spy. When you
run the installer, it automatically uninstalls the previous Watir GEM
and installs Watir 1.4. You will then have to manually install Watir
1.5(if you need Watir 1.5)
Raghu
Adam Reed wrote:
Will,
I used WET for a months (also for the modal dialogs).
However, it was only compatible with Watir 1.4 if I recall correctly,
and some of the other features of Watir 1.5 were more important to me,
so I switched back. Since, I have had no problem using Watir to handle
anything WET could handle, so it's staying.
Thanks,
Adam
I discovered this toolkit for WATIR which appears like it
can solve some of WATIR's problems like clicking modal dialogs and
automatically logging. Has anyone used this toolkit before? Anyone
have any ideas on if it is a good toolkit or not? Thanks, the link to
WET is here http://www.wet.qantom.org/overview.html
Will
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