How to create Test Cases with Internet Explorer as a browser

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How to create Test Cases with Internet Explorer as a browser

by jm legrand :: Rate this Message:

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In my organisation, we have used Selenium IDE  to add regression tests to the release process.

We are facing a problem with a couple of application, that are only IE compatible. For these, we can't use the Firefox plugin to record the tests.

I have tried to manually create HTML test cases that are executed with Selenium Core for validation. There are after run against Selenium RC coupled to Internet Explorer. The manual creation is however a painful step in the process.

What would be a proper solution to create and record these test cases with Internet Explorer (as the browser constraint).

Regards,

jml

Re: How to create Test Cases with Internet Explorer as a browser

by kjaladi :: Rate this Message:

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May be this framework would help you in creating data driven tests using Selenium RC. Some of my colleagues use this and it helps you in recording tests using IDE, and then you can convert them to excel sheets, and provide input data. from then - it will help you to run the tests in IE.

http://www.w3qa.eu/index.html

Please check this for now, I will try to send you more information over the weekend.

thanks.


jm legrand wrote:
In my organisation, we have used Selenium IDE  to add regression tests to the release process.

We are facing a problem with a couple of application, that are only IE compatible. For these, we can't use the Firefox plugin to record the tests.

I have tried to manually create HTML test cases that are executed with Selenium Core for validation. There are after run against Selenium RC coupled to Internet Explorer. The manual creation is however a painful step in the process.

What would be a proper solution to create and record these test cases with Internet Explorer (as the browser constraint).

Regards,

jml