Hi, I have spent about a month experimenting with Fitnesse + .Net, with great results. However, I think that the .Net integration has is a big problem with...
Rick, Sounds awesome, as always. One question though, will the IDE include a kind of GUI for writing story tests easier? One problem I've had with some clients...
Hi James, Yes, at the moment, writing the storytests is the biggest limit on storytest driven development. Breve is GUI-based; I've been building it since...
Hello, Gojko. On Monday, January 1, 2007, at 8:20:51 AM, you ... Nice contribution Gojko! I'd like to see this, and more things like this, added to the...
Hi Rick and other Fitnesse Folk, The new release seems to fix many of the problems I had encountered with the delta release. Many thanks. I'm still having...
Hi, This is more difficult than I thought... Is there a way I can execute a suite fixture in JUnit? It seems like FitLibraryServer is tightly coupled to...
... thanks. is there anything that you would like to see explained better or in more detail? re adding to fitnesse doc - as far as I'm concerned, this doc is...
Hi Chris, I've obviously missed some test cases. I'll look into it now. Yes, SuiteFixture depends on FitLibraryServer being used. Look at the code in...
Gojko, I just started playing with Fit and Fitnesse last week. Spent Friday bashing my head with Fitnesse. Read your document today and no more head bashing!!!...
Hi Rick, I created a unit test. There are three files: MyTest.java is the unit test. It creates a html page and feeds it to fitnesse. MySuite.java is a simple...
Hello! I work in a enterprise that works with Java web applications using Tomcat. I was answered to work with HTMLUnit tests using HTMLFixture. I can test a...
I have Java method that is called by fitnesse that resolves a UNIX symbolic link path. During the course of a test, this symbolic link changes and I have Java...
Hello! I work in a enterprise that works with Java web applications using Tomcat. I was answered to work with HTMLUnit tests using HTMLFixture. I can test a...
Hi Chris, I had a good look at this yesterday and started to implement a fix. Then I thought about the complex cases, where several fixtures share the same ...
This is a minor release. It changes the way that setUp() and tearDown() methods are called. It also introduces suiteSetUp() and suiteTearDown() methods. See...
Hi Rick, The suiteSetUp() and suiteTearDown() seem to work. In my unit test the suiteTearDown() does not get called (but it does if I run a suite in Fitnesse)....
Hi Chris, Add the following code to the end of your code: fitServer.exitQuietly(); Or call its exit() method if you want the stats printed out. Cheers, Rick...
Hi Rick, I agree that magic methods like setUp and tearDown should not be called in POJOs, and that it is the Fixture/Traverse/DomainAdapter's job to call them...
Hi Chris, It's a reasonable assumption that all Fixtures/Traverses would support setUp()/tearDown(). I'll add a card to the stack to do just that. The original...
Hi Gojko, thanks for this contribution, it's a great start. One thing I'd personally be interested in seeing added to this document is information/best...
TO: Micah Martin and anyone else who is interested/has an opinion, I currently have some free time (for the first time in years) and am contemplating making a...
This might be the wrong forum for this this question, but anyway here it comes: We have started to use Fitnesse and Selenium to test our application. We are...
Hi, I've noticed that after updating to the latest FitLibrary that Fitnesse renders pages differently. In the past when I ran a suite of tests I'd ... Total...
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Hi Chris, I should've mentioned that in the release! I spent some time trying to track down the problem og FitNesse failing due, probably, to the code that...
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ok maybe there are a lot of potential stories to include into the release. however my first stop is to get a simple wiki and test system up and running in IIS,...