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Selenium IDE (Browser Acceptance Tool)

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While browsing Google London Test Automation Conference 2006 topics, a cool tool drew my attention. It's a collaborative open source project of Jason Huggins, a test engineer at Google.The tool offers:Easy record and playbackIntelligent field selection will use IDs, names, or XPath as neededAutocomplete for all common Selenium commandsWalk through testsDebug and set breakpointsSave tests as HTML, Ruby scripts, or any other formatSupport for Selenium user-extensions.js fileOption to automatically assert the title of every pageI tried the Firefox extension and it was just awesome. What i really liked the most is its light weight and its support of many scripting languages. So why don't you get your hands dirty and try it out. :)Jason Huggins did a dedicated presentation on the tool back in 2006:Independent Thoughts:

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3 Comments:



Bong Alsonado

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4/17/2008 5:36 AM





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Adel, A good find! Think I need to share my views about Selenium IDE in my blog with proper attribution on your blog. Regards,



Shree

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2/25/2009 1:02 PM





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I want to know how can i run multiple testcases in a single browser with selenium RC as a JUnit-Test from eclipse?can anybody please help me ??



adel

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2/25/2009 1:16 PM





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you can find a lot of details and samples in the selenium RC website:

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