Consider the following example, I have expense entries which have a foreign key into a expense category table. Expense (date, description, category_id, amount)...
... SetUp is a special page in any sub-wiki (test suite) that executes before each test. So you can create something like this: ExpenseSuite - mark as suite,...
I'd like to have a way to perform some extra logging in my fixture when a test fails. The problem is of course that the failure is reported on the front-end...
When you start FitNesse, the main method of FitNesse class is first run. In it, command line args are parsed and a FitNesseContext instance is created to store...
For Java, try overriding check() in your fixture with something like: @Override public void check(Parse cell, TypeAdapter a) { String appendThis = ""; try { ...
fixtures are not executed in the same process as fitnesse, so command line arguments are not the ones you might expect. fitnesse starts the fitserver...
If you must know the start-up values, I suggest using a few -Dname=value java parameters to create variables that can be accessed via ${} markups. Modify the...
I created a static string in my base fixture class. Then in each try/catch I append the exception message and stacktrace to the static string. I then added...
Hi all! I'm currently investigating the usage of FIT and FitNesse within Maven. For both Maven plugins exist and FitNesse is doing fine. However, I recognized...
It's always been a burden to rename and reorganize fitnesse pages and tables. That's why I developed a little tool called ReFit to do some of the crude work. ...
My c# fixture spawns external test program, which is CppUnit test that ouput results to xml file. Then, I append these results to my fixture table. However...
When FitNesse was developed, the Fit code was forked, for better or for worse, depending on your opinion. So while the functionality is generally comparable,...
It comes from the FitNesse version. Also, the FitLibrary uses the FitNesse version for batch as well as FitNesse. I'm not sure whether that's the standard...
I am running into problems trying to get ActionFixture working with PyFit. I have used ActionFixture under Java fitnesse before but not Python fitnesse. I have...
All of the original fixtures use one type per method, so you code it exactly the same way you did the press method: _typeDict["enterfunc"] = "String" or...
Hello! I've been asked to see if this software would be helpful to test a Web base application. The application collects data from monitoring agents and stores...
... Thanks for all the help. I have the press function working in my prototype class, that may have just been a missing comma before. My function called by...
The speed is limited by the HashMap<> generic's put() speed. Java may be memory thrashing; try allocating more memory to the allocation pool and thread stack...
Hello, I would like to reorganize a large suite of fit tests. I was planning on doing this with symbolic links - making new pages and linking back to the old...
I already increased the memory quite a lot, but what I found interesting is that if I reduced the size of 'Xss' I actually got better results. If I set the...
... Nevermind, I figured it out. Adding a parameter to the function and a type definition for that parameter got my function called by "enter" working. ...
Hello (Jean I think?), At my current company we are actually using FitNesse in combination with DbFit and the WebTest fixture to write integration tests that...
Maybe you can make use of ReFit (http://johanneslink.net/refit.html) to move the pages to their new home: Check out all pages. Do the moving around. Then check...
Hi Chris, I just verified this but was able to get my example working by setting the "Suite" property on the page that contained the symbolic links. Consider a...
Your "enterfunc" is a getter: it has no arguements. The function for enter has to have one argument other than the mandatory self. John Roth Python FIT ... ...
What's even stranger is this: If I break things up into 12 separate pages and include each page on the main page, it loads reasonably quickly. This isn't a...
StackedSax: Just for my edification, can you post an example of some of the !define statements? I'm getting a response time of about 18 seconds with 900...