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Victor Ng

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Victor Ng programs Python for money, but he'd be programming Python anyway if he was a bum.
Automated web testing Posted: Mar 3, 2004 1:27 PM
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Testing a large number of pages is a pain in the ass.

So far I've seen TestCaseTool for Java, but quite frankly - I can't get it to work at all on my Powerbook. I think the Java proxy is half dead, but I'm not sure - and I'm impatient.

Ideas to automate this stuff?

Stick a controller in my application, intercept all the actions using a webware servlet and write them all to disk. When I want to test something, I just do a 'record/playback' kind of thing with my application.

I can extend it to do that Excel read/write stuff that TestCaseTool does, but I'm leaning towards just using text files (CSV or otherwise).

What's everyone else doing? Is there some commercial solution I can buy? I

I'm pretty ignorant - help!

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