Ajax Functional Testing 
February 27th, 2008
We are getting really close to being able to release all of our Selenium functional tests and JSUnit unit tests to our developer community! Ryan has been doing a kick ass job of bring Cruise Control back from the brink and we are being way better about actually running all our tests 
With Cruise Control we can now check out our web based dashboard to see the results of automagical test runs and builds or do a manual build. We can even see the results of our Java based Selenium functional tests online.
By abstracting much of the Ajax and DOM leg work into base classes we get really clean Java based functional tests that look something like this:
assertEquals("Some cell value", getSelectedCellValue());
What could be easier? It is also nice that it is run from Java since I can just create a Java project that references all my Ajax tests then compile and run them individually on my development computer using JUnit. Then they can also easily be called from ANT build files and Cruise Control as well.
I will be posting some more about Ajax testing soon.
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