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An Introduction to Testing Web Applications with twill and Selenium
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- + Introduction
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Functional Web Testing with twill
- + Functional Web Testing with Selenium
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Testing a Simple Web Application with twill and Selenium
- + The Django "poll" Application
- The First Step: Charting a Path to Test
- The Second Step: Building a Test Script
- The Third Step: Controlling the Application Environment
- Integrating Fixtures and Tests with unittest
- The admin Interface
- Recording Some Simple Selenium Tests
- Adding a Test Condition to the Script
- Concluding Remarks
This Short Cut is an introduction to building automated web tests using two tools, twill and Selenium. twill is a simple web scripting language that can be used to automate web tests, while Selenium is a web testing framework that runs in any browser and can be used to test complex web sites that make extensive use of JavaScript.
The best way to use this Short Cut is to run through the examples. We expect that within an hour you can start writing your own functional tests in either twill or Selenium, and within a day you will understand most, if not all, of the possibilities and the limitations of these tools.
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Book Details
Authors
C. Brown, Gheorghe Gheorghiu, and Jason Huggins
Categories
Computers > Software development & engineering > Quality Assurance & Testing
Publishers
Publication year : 2007
License: All rights reserved ©
Times read: 81
