Hi,
Thanks to Aurelien for
pointing this out to me via twitter.
Some additional
information about Jubula:
-
Jubula
tests are designed to be at the system / acceptance level.
So they are for testing use cases / workflows via the GUI
-
The
approach doesn’t use capture-replay, so there is a focus on
writing good, maintainable tests
-
Jubula’s
main target group is testers who are not also programmers,
however there is, since January, a client API that makes
Jubula more accessible to developers as well: more
information on this is here [1]
-
We
don’t currently have a maven target for use during a maven
build, but you could start the Jubula testexec via ant – or
get in touch if you want to go down this road, and we can
talk about what needs to be done
-
If
you’re at Eclipse Con, then I’m happy to chat to you more
about Jubula / give you a demo. Just let me know. I’ll also
be at the project quality day all day. There will also be
some talks / demos about Jubula there
-
You
can find downloads, examples and docs for Jubula here [2].
Hope this information
helps!
Alex
[1]
http://testing.bredex.de/faqs/jubula-api-setup.html
[2] http://testing.bredex.de/
and
http://www.eclipse.org/jubula
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Hi
guys,
I'm
interest in implementing full cycle testing for eclipse
plugin.
By
full cycle I mean, testing starting from installation,
launching, execution basic operations(crud for
projects/files), perhaps compilation/execution of some
classes(jdt), shutdown, etc.
In
other words common scenarios would be:
launch
-> installation -> restart-> create
project->verify operation->shutdown
launch
-> installation -> restart -> uninstallation
...
Those
scenarios should be executed with maven.
Are
there any instruments available to implement such testing
scenarios?
Any similar
examples?
Thanks,
Eugene

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