... On Win2K.. unzip & run. Nice On Linux (RedHat 7.2) I'm having some classpath issues. I see some Linux messages already so I'll check them first. Dave...
... Bob, I couldn't get it to work. Of course, I already run a number of Wikis on my own box (written in ASP), so the localhost is already tied up. I tried the...
Dan, I assume you've tried: java -cp fitnesse.jar Fitnesse.fitnesse -p 8080 then http://localhost:8080 Thats the port trick you must be talking about. Are...
I tried it again with port 75 and it worked. Maybe 8080 was reserved for something else. now I get to try it out. Dan ;-) Dan Rawsthorne, PhD, Sr. Consultant ...
... It was too easy, Bob. I rebooted my computer a couple of times just for fun. It's a hard habit to break... Only issue was not finding the fitnesse.testutil...
You're absolutely right. That testutil package belongs in the distribution. I've updated the download accordingly. All you really need though is the new...
... distribution. ... Thanks, Micah. The next problem I've run into is when I CamelCase a test name the Wiki gives me a trailing "?". Not a problem. But, when...
Jim, You can enclose the fixture name in !- and -! to make it a literal. ... Robert C. Martin | President & Founder | Object Mentor Inc. | unclebob @...
... I didn't see that documented on WikiInstructions I'm thinking.. would you want links in a table? In the first line? What would it take to ignore WikiWords...
... It's not in the on-line instructions at fitnesse.org, but it *is* in the instructions that you downloded. We'll try to keep these two in sync as much as...
A couple of things. Yes it worked ok (especially the wiki part). I started down the tutorials and when I got to TwoMinuteExample it did not work. After a lot...
Hi there, I'm starting Fitnesse as a newbie, though I've seen past demos. Here are a few issues I've found: - http://localhost/FitNesse.TwoMinuteExample:...
I use fitnesse all the time. I hate it. I still use it all the time and have for a few years now. And I still hate it. It's one of those things. It doesn't...
In article <48CFFFA8.3000502@...>, ... I'm starting to use it now more than I did before and I don't think its easy to configure and setup for non-Java...
Richard
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Sep 16, 2008 10:23 pm
So, I've been thinking for a while that the Eclipse RCP framework would be an interesting platform upon which to implement the next FitNesse. For "free" you...
In article <952223E8-39EE-49E9-8832-719C1BB05136@...>, ... Like I said, this list tends to treat non-Java programmers as second class citizens....
Richard
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Sep 17, 2008 5:33 pm
You would probably distribute a whole eclipse and just a plugin. It doesn't matter much what language FitNesse is written in, since it fires up your specified...
In article <C9FD2E91-90C4-454B-BFC2-1CB7CD2F8093@...>, ... But I don't see what coupling FitNesse to eclipse is going to do for me unless I'm a...
Richard
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Sep 17, 2008 6:48 pm
... This isn't making sense to me... Whether the solution used eclipse or a swing app is irrelevant right? Eclipse just happens to provide a base set of...
In article <19cb0cc70809171200l2c28c2ear22ba1d60fd25c5ae@...>, ... So if I proposed using VS.NET to do this, it wouldn't leave you with a bad taste...
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Sep 19, 2008 11:24 am
Actually, no it wouldn't. I'm not gonna claim Ive got a mainstream opinion on this. :-) The only real concern I would have is that VS doesn't run on any other ...
One of the advantages of FitNesse is the ability to work with several languages at once. This allows you to create 1 test page (linked into language specific...
Hi Ryan, ... FitNesse actually uses Fit and FitLibrary to run the tests. I've written detailed specs for FitLibrary as I developed it in Java. The other ...
I want to incorporate different methods into a single table and I'm wondering how best to do it. I'm trying to test a permissions table (below) So, ideally...
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