Hello All, We are trying to put together a presentation to take to upper management about the value of using agile methods with tools like FitNesse. Does ...
I just tried to post this to agile-testing@yahoogroups.com but it bounced. It works equally well here: ________________________________ Michael, My experience...
... I recently did a presentation to a XP User's Group on Fitnesse after which the most interesting questions came from the managers and directors. You are...
Thanks Cory, very nice presentation. I am passing it on to my manager, I think he will appreciate the its conciseness. Rob ________________________________ ...
Hi, I am using Fit for the first time and the results page is throwing a Null Pointer Exception. I am trying to log the code in the Fit test class, but am...
Rob, Cory's presentation is excellent on its own. What you miss by not having Cory present it, is his passion and enthusiasm. It was truly powerful, a...
... And I didn't even pay him to write that! ;) Those of you who are near St. Louis can see an, um, encore performance, this Saturday at the St. Louis Code...
If you are using FitNesse on the front end, you can click on the "Output Captured" icon in the upper right hand corner after the test has completed. There you...
Replying to my own post. 1. System.out.println and System.err.println do work as expected. The output is seen on the command line. The code had a few bugs in...
You need to tell log4j to redirect messages to stdout. In my log4j.xml file I have something like the stuff below. We also log everything to a file. Regards, ...
My fixture tests an object's validation method. I am testing required fields, so I pass in null and blank. Sometimes, when the field is optional, it is okay...
I have been using Fitnesse to test the client server application.Currently we are connecting to the real database to read the data and hence our tests run...
Probably something stupid, but don't you have a performance problem with your database? I use Fitnesse to test a client/server application with a huge database...
The usual scenario is to separate the tests into two (or more) sections. One trades off thorough coverage for fast execution, the other does the opposite...
Hi, We currently have several fit tests that requuire the generation of a raw record file to process during the acceptance test run, as kind of a setup....
I agree. I make my unit tests fast by mocking the database but I want my Fitnesse tests as close to the real thing as possible - if they are too slow, I've...
Hi James, You'll have to write your own fixture. You need to parse the column names yourself and save them in the appropriate structure. While I've done...
Hi, I am new to Fitnesse, and am looking at setting up a multi-user environment similar to how the virtual-wiki worked. The virtual wiki can access remote...
Hi, I am trying to create a symblolic link, to another page. However, when I try to save the link, it displays the following error... The page to which you are...
I am new to FitNesse and will like to know how to perform tests. I have gone through the twoMinuteTest on the FitNesse site and that seemed OK but going...
We are well on our way with Fitnesse testing and have had much success. Currently we have a smaller group who is doing TDD and will soon be expanding the...
Hello everybody, this is probably a question directed more towards Micah and people involved with Fitnesse development: I'd like to know if there is any idea...
Hi, I'm finally catching up on my email... I consider that storytests are specifying by example what a system does; they're not a programming language. So if...
Micah, (1) It would be great if a !define can call another !define. I've been using nested tables a lot lately with a client and with FitLibrary development....
... You can do this if you alternate your use of curly braces {} with parentheses (). So, change your example like this: This one stays the same: !define...
Monday, I'll be presenting to the Austin .Net user group on the topic of automated testing. Along with unit and integration testing, I'll be introducing...
Hi, Just had a small introduction to fitnesse plugins yesterday afternoon, and I decided to spend a little time yesterday evening exploring how fitnesse...
Thanks for the suggestions. Nested variables were actually supported at one time. But no one ever used that and it created an interesting potential for...