Category Archives: Selenium

selenium-rspec-dsl available on RubyGems.org and GitHub

Posted on April 17, 2010 by Scott Gillenwater

I have released my first version of selenium-rspec-dsl on RubyGems.org and on GitHub.  It that makes selenium testing easier to create, maintainable, and scalable.  Features: Runs on Ruby Selenium-Client 1.2.17, and Selenium-Grid 1.0.4 with Selenium RC 1.0.3 Rake Multi-Processing Tests … Continue reading →

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Why Selenium and Rspec?

Posted on April 16, 2010 by Scott Gillenwater

Introduction A year ago, I was put to the task, with the help of Joe Ocampo (fellow los techie) to have automated UI tests that everyone in a Development/QA environment (all levels of experience) can help with.  We wanted to … Continue reading →

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How To Get Started With Selenium Core And ASP.NET MVC

Posted on August 27, 2009 by Derick Bailey

About a year and a half ago, my team and I tried to get some WaitiN UI tests up and running. We got some basic tests working on our local machines after a while, but we were never able to … Continue reading →

Also posted in .NET, Model-View-Controller, Productivity, Quality, Test Automation | 10 Comments

Selenium-client and fun

Posted on February 12, 2009 by Jason Meridth

So I’ve had the pleasure of working with selenium-client, the official Ruby client API for Selenium Remote Control (bare bone client driver). Assumptions: 1. You have Ruby 1.8+ installed 2. You have rubygems installed I’m going to use the Slicehost … Continue reading →

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Selenium and Fitnesse (WebTest) with Firefox 3

Posted on November 13, 2008 by Joshua Lockwood

Just wanted to pass something on… I’ve been using WebTest on Fitnesse for a while but had issue when trying to use it on my Mac.  I found that the problem was with the Selenium server jar.  You have to … Continue reading →

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