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An active product
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At a glance:
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Easy test development using the WET UI
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Excellent extensibility through powerful scripting ability
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Object depot for good script maintanibility
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Object identification using multiple parameters.
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'Test definitions' for robust test management
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Slick HTML results
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Integrated checkpoints support
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Integrated Datatable support
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Reliable popup handling
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WET is a opensource web automation testing tool which uses Watir as the library
to drive web pages. You dont have to download / install Watir separately or know
anything about Watir. Watir is the library that WET uses and it is automatically
installed for you.
WET drives an IE Browser directly and so the automated testing done using WET is equivalent
to how a user would drive the web pages. Using WET, you can perform all the operations
required for testing web applications - like automatically clicking a link, entering text
in a textfield, clicking a button etc. WET allows you to perform various checks as a part of the
testing process by using Checkpoints
Who should use WET: Any level of test engineer who wants to automate his
web testing.
An Advanced test automation engineer
can directly take the full advantages of the WET Core engine. Since WET
is written using Ruby, it exposes a tremendous amount of raw horse
power. While WET has many built in testing abilities, a tester can also
add libraries / use existing libraries to acheive just about any level
of test automation. Your test automation is only gated by your ability
to imagine.
The various tools in the Wet UI helps to reduce the learning curve for a Beginner to jump into the world of test automation The WET UI, uses an innovative technique called Proxied UI of
Testing using a simulated view. In this technique, you follow the same steps as in the
manual test case, but in this case, you use a simulated browser view to perform these actions.
With this technique, you get the convenience of a test script recorder, and at the same time, are able to
overcome most of the inherent problems associated with test recorders
WET scripts that are created by either writing from the ground up or by
using a simulated browser have the same syntax. This allows a test team
to define their own balance between scripting and script generatin.
WET offers the convenience of recorders, without compromising on the requirements of a true test
automation tool
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Testimonials
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News
- 1.0.0 Beta released
1.0.0 release came after a good delay of delay. The main reason for the
delay is that WET has undergone a major revamp in terms of its
implementation. The core functionality of WET itself has not changed
though. The two major changes in WET are a) The WET UI has been
disintegrated and made into separate components and b) dependancy on
the RPC server to identify objects has been removed.
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Help Links
If you have been able to succesfully download and install WET and need more information about
about how to automate your web application or you are having problems when trying to install /
use WET, you can seek out help from the following links
- Docs home page
- FAQ
- Known Issues
- Bug Tracker
- User Forum
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Quick Links
- Download
- WET UI - Philosophy
- WET's activeness
- Roadmap for 1.0
- Commercial support
- Opensource community
- XRM for Quicktest
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Easier path to Scripting
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