CFSelenium and VirtualBox
I finally found some time to get back up to speed on Selenium and MXUnit today. MXUnit I got running quickly which hasn’t been the case in the past so I must be learning something, or the gang at MXUnit … Continue reading
Tag Archives: selenium
Deleting Trac Spam with Selenium
The CFEclipse Trac wiki has been polluted with spam for quite some time now. We’ve finally got the spam under control but faced a big task of going in and cleaning up all the spam related pages. I started doing … Continue reading
Selenium IDE 1.0 Beta 2 Released
I was getting ready to run some Selenium tests and on checking the Open QA site noticed that they have released a new beta for Selenium IDE. Changelog is here. Release notes here. One big one I see – Firefox … Continue reading
Two New Testing/Automation Tools
I found both these over the weekend and they both look really interesting: Cubic – from the same folks that make Selenium CubicTest is a graphical Eclipse plug-in for writing Selenium and Watir tests. It makes web tests faster and … Continue reading
Selenium 1.0 Beta
I was poking around the Selenium site and noticed they have released 1.0 betas for several of their tools: Selenium Core Selenium RC Selenium IDE Update: Took me a bit to find the Core download – here is a link … Continue reading
CFMeetup: Pragmatic ColdFusion: Build, Test, Deploy
John Paul Ashenfelter gave a great presentation this afternoon on CFMeetup. “Pragmatic ColdFusion: Build, Test, Deploy” covered really high level concepts of using Ant, version control and testing to manage your applications. I am already doing some of the same … Continue reading
How Do You Have Selenium Setup?
I’m trying to come up with a standardized setup for Selenium so I can share it with our team and everyone can have the same configuration. I have Selenium IDE installed within Firefox to record tests and I’m tinkering with … Continue reading
Reminder: Selenium and Ant TACFUG Presentation
When: Tomorrow (Tuesday) @ 6:30pm Where: PStrat What: An introduction to using Selenium to test your web applications. Also – a recap of my previous Ant presentation. All hastily put together this weekend while my kids threw Lego’s at me… … Continue reading