WebTest vs Selenium
WebTest committer Marc Guillemot makes an interesting features comparison of the open source testing tools Canoo WebTest and Selenium.
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WebTest committer Marc Guillemot makes an interesting features comparison of the open source testing tools Canoo WebTest and Selenium.
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First report regarding testing/certification activies on next TestLink release (1.7.1), has been released by TTF (Test Task Force).
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DbFit is a free extension library for FIT/FitNesse testing framework. It allows developers to manipulate database objects in a relational style, making it much easier to manage and test database objects than with xUnit-style tests.
Release 0.91 (22-Oct-2007) brings:
- support for type normalisers in Java, which can transform content coming out of the database. That provides workarounds for JDBC driver inconsistencies and finally brings proper support for Oracle Timestamp, CLOB and REF cursor support in Java.
- New fixture table: Update. This type of table can be used to quickly script data updates. See acceptance tests for examples.
- support for BINARY and VARBINARY types for SQL Server 2005. These map to byte arrays. A utility formatter is also in the release, that allows you to specify byte arrays in hex format (0xABCD?). See the data types page in SQLServer acceptance tests for more information.
- User guide finally updated with all the developments in the last few months.
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qaManager is a platform independent web based application for managing QA Projects Effectively with very simple installation. qaManager will continue to add more features (Test Case management, Skill Management, Alerts etc). Powered by openXava,Java
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This is a point release to add support for Struts 1.3. Tests written for Struts 1.2 apps that have since been deployed to 1.3 may be tested under 1.3 with this release.
This release does NOT support configurations that use the ComposableRequestProcessor new to Struts 1.3 — only the 1.2 RequestProcessor/TilesRequestProcessor or their subclasses. Full-fledged support for 1.3-style applications will be offered in a future release.
The StrutsTestCase library is available as three distinct releases supporting the 2.2, 2.3, and 2.4 versions of the Servlet specification, and the 1.2 (and 1.3) versions of the Struts Framework. PLEASE NOTE that StrutsTestCase no longer supports the Struts 1.0 release.
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A group of japanese users, have created TestLink Test Task Force (TTF).
They are responsible of test design and execution. This will help to assure better future releases.
To contact TTF : tosikawa@users.sourceforge.jp
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Several open source testing tool sessions at StarWEST in Orlando later this month. Nice to see open source gaining visibility in the testing conferences, maybe one day we’ll have an open source conference track!
Wed 24th: Patrick Lightbody of Gomez, Inc is running “Testing AJAX Applications with Open Source Selenium.”
Thurs 25th: Seth Southern of Aculis, Inc. is running “Apodora: An Open Source Framework for Web Testing”.
You have to take your pick on the 25th as at the same time Eran Witkon of Radview is doing “Load Testing New Web Technologies” covering AJAX, RIA, Web services, and SOA. Not sure whether he’ll be focussing on their Professional or Open Source version, I think Professional is more geared to this type of testing though.
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The latest jDiffChaser release supports fullscreen capture, dialog moves recording, MacOS X system, and also provides an improved result browser to help you better check the GUI differences found between your latest production version of your swing app and the current development one.
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HttpUnit and HtmlUnit are well known web application testing tools in the java world. Daniel Gredler has written an interesting comparison in his blog and says that “HttpUnit is to the web app testing world what Struts is to the web app framework world: there are many ?better? options out there, but it just won?t go away!”.
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Major milestone for the Mantis project with the RC1 release of Mantis 1.1.0. This release includes features like db2 support, XWiki integration and tagging. It also has security improvements and some localization updates. All users of Mantis 1.1.0aX are encouraged to upgrade.
Web 2.0 advocates will be interested to see that Mantis now has a ‘Twitter’ feature which is updated with all issues that are resolved in the bug tracker and manual updates that are added relating to releases, etc.
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