I have uploaded the slides from my talk Enterprise Build and Test in the Cloud at JavaOne in San Francisco.
You can check also the code, and an introduction in previous posts
Enterprise build and Test in the Cloud with Selenium I
and
Enterprise build and Test in the Cloud with Selenium II.
I’ll be presenting Enterprise Build and Test in the Cloud at JavaOne in San Francisco, Wednesday June 3rd 11:05am Esplanade 301 and will be around the whole week.
You can check the slides from the previous talk at ApacheCON, the code, and an introduction in previous posts
Enterprise build and Test in the Cloud with Selenium I
and
Enterprise build and Test in the Cloud with Selenium II.
The code accompanying the slides Enterprise Build and Test in the Cloud is available at the appfuse-selenium github page.
Provides a Selenium test environment for Maven projects, Appfuse as an example. Allows to run Selenium tests as part of the Maven build, either in an specific container and browser or launching the tests in parallel in several browsers at the same time.
For more information check my slides on Enterprise Build and Test in the Cloud and the blog entries Enterprise Build and Test in the Cloud with Selenium I and Enterprise Build and Test in the Cloud with Selenium II.
By default it’s configured to launch 3 browsers in parallel, Internet Explorer, Firefox 2 and 3
Check src/test/resources/testng.xml for the configuration.
In the single browser option you could do
Testing in Jetty 6 and Firefox
mvn install
Testing in Internet Explorer
mvn install -Pjetty6x,iexplore
Testing with any browser
mvn install
-Pjetty6x,otherbrowser -DbrowserPath=path/to/browser/executable
Start the server (no tests
running, good for recording tests)
mvn package cargo:start
If last week I mentioned the two conferences I got talks accepted, ApacheCON and EclipseCON, now I just got the confirmation that my talk Enterprise build and test in the cloud was accepted for JavaOne, June 2-5 in San Francisco
You can read a little bit about what I’m going to talk about in my posts
Enterprise build and Test in the Cloud with Selenium I
and
Enterprise build and Test in the Cloud with Selenium II, probably a 3rd part coming after ApacheCON.
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