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Thanks, those are some very good points. We've tried to make it easy to get started, but clearly we can do better still. In what language are your test scripts

Thanks, those are some very good points. We've tried to make it easy to get started, but clearly we can do better still. In what language are your test scripts currently?

spokey 17y ago
I have a bit of history with writing automated functional tests and testing frameworks. I've used a large number of tools, most frequently HttpUnit, custom scripts built on top of Apache's HttpClient, a Jakarta Commons subproject called Latka that sort of died on the vine (although I think it may have replaced Apache's watchdog servlet engine compatiblity test for a time), custom Ruby scripts based on Hpricot, and others. My current project is Drupal based so I'm using a php unit testing framework called SimpleTest. I've found it pleasantly easy to work with for basic HTTP and HTML level testing but it doesn't have any JavaScript or browser-driving capablities, so I'm probably in your target market (i.e. I have unmet needs).