Joseph Wilk wrote:
> I would highly recommend you take a look at Celerity
> (http://celerity.rubyforge.org/) as well.
Celerity (and Culerity) look great, but after trying for a half a day, I
could not get jruby to build, so could not install Celerity, so I am
back to Selenium.
I followed the in
I would highly recommend you take a look at Celerity
(http://celerity.rubyforge.org/) as well.
The Culerity gem has made it easy to run Celerity (using jruby)
alongside your normal ruby app.
http://upstream-berlin.com/2009/01/28/culerity-full-stack-rails-testing-with-cucumber-and-celerity/
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Pat Maddox wrote:
> You have to go through the browser, using something like selenium
> (which can be driven by cucumber)
>
> Pat
Since I only have this one little widget on the page, I was hoping to
avoid selenium for now, but alas. Will give it a go.
Thanks for your thoughts.
Tom
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You have to go through the browser, using something like selenium
(which can be driven by cucumber)
Pat
On 2/10/09, Tom Hoen wrote:
> Is there way in Cucumber to enable a field or submit button that was
> disabled by default (:disable => true). I have a submit button which is
> enabled using ja
Is there way in Cucumber to enable a field or submit button that was
disabled by default (:disable => true). I have a submit button which is
enabled using javascript and would like to test the page using Cucumber.
Thanks for your advice,
Tom
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