Acceptance test tools
Presentation: FIT for the Future - Agile Alliance Workshop Report
Submitted by Antony Marcano on Thu, 24/01/2008 - 17:44. acceptance test tools | agile | eventsI'll be giving this presentation at the Agile Approaches for Delivering Business Value conference on 13th February 2008 Novotel Hammersmith, London.
The conference runs over the 12th and 13th of Februaray 2008. See the full programme for more information.
Abstract:
Fit for the future: The future of Agile Acceptance Test Tools
In October 2007, several members of the community gathered in Portland, Oregon, for a workshop to establish a vision and set direction for the next generation of Agile Acceptance Test Driven Development Tools.
The conference runs over the 12th and 13th of Februaray 2008. See the full programme for more information.
Abstract:
Fit for the future: The future of Agile Acceptance Test Tools
In October 2007, several members of the community gathered in Portland, Oregon, for a workshop to establish a vision and set direction for the next generation of Agile Acceptance Test Driven Development Tools.
Fit / Watir / JWebUnit Eclipse Plugin...
Submitted by Antony Marcano on Wed, 08/03/2006 - 15:29. acceptance test tools | eclipse | FIT/FitNesse | java | WATIR | web testing tools[textile]From the "AutAT Website":http://boss.bekk.no/boss/autat/ ...
AutAT -- An Eclipse Plugin for Automatic Acceptance Testing of Web Applications AutAT * is an open source Eclipse plugin, * makes test driven development of web applications easier, * contains a rich graphical editor for specifying how web-sites should function, * is written using the Eclipse Graphical Editing Framework (GEF),
SAMIE + HTTP::Recorder - Creating SAMIE scripts with HTTP::Recorder module on fly.
Submitted by Saud on Fri, 08/07/2005 - 00:54. acceptance test tools | functional test tools | functional testing | Open Source | test automation | web testing toolsHow would you like it if this happened? Have HTTP::Recorder to create scripts on fly to work with SAMIE module. Personally, i think it would be great to have such recording functionality. But as we know, HTTP::Recorder doesn't support SSL or javascript.... would that effects your tests? really?... Think again...
One way of avoiding/bypassing SSL restriction i could think of is to simply record the scripts with SSL disabled, and then manually just go in and change http to https....
One way of avoiding/bypassing SSL restriction i could think of is to simply record the scripts with SSL disabled, and then manually just go in and change http to https....
