Fritz Thomas

05 Nov, 2008

Testing Javascript User Interfaces with Selenium

Posted by: Fritz Thomas In: ExtJS

Darrell Meyer wrote an interesting Article on ExtJS Blog how to test JavaScript generated User Interfaces with Selenium. Selenium is tool to automate testing the functionality of web applications. Tests are written in Selenese, a very simple HTML Syntax.

In his article he describrs how to test a Form Interface genereated with ExtJS. But the article is a very good introduction in Selenium and how to write such tests, regardless of the used JavaScript Library.

Read the full article on the ExtJS Blog.

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  • Rod: LOL not 6th... 4th... sorry.
  • Rod: May 6th... still waiting.... :(
  • Rod: April 27... i did not find anything about it at ExtJS.com :(
  • Fritz Thomas: You have to ask the guys at ExtJS.com actually. ;-)
  • Chris Thurrott: Good tutorial. Have you been able to make this work with multi-line text on a button? That is, some buttons have long labels that wrap and others ha
  • Green: Hi, take a look at this link: http://software-lgl.blogspot.com/2009/03/find-full-path-of-your-bash-script.html
  • Remeez: Is there anyway that we can have a beta version to play with in the meantime?
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