Tag Archives: ParkCalc

ParkCalc automation – Keyword-driven tests in FitNesse

Posted on 18. July 2010 by Markus Gärtner

To conclude the ParkCalc mini-series, I choose to work through test automation using keywords with FitNesse. As I was using Selenium mostly with RobotFramework, I decided to use Selenesse for the integration into the FitNesse environment. Here is the write-up … Continue reading →

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ParkCalc automation – Templates for data-driven tests

Posted on 6. July 2010 by Markus Gärtner

As pointed out earlier, I wanted to work through a test for ParkCalc using templates. As this did not seem to work, and I got no clue why, I gave up and postponed it. Today I was able to take … Continue reading →

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ParkCalc automation – A short reflection

Posted on 5. July 2010 by Markus Gärtner

Over the course of the past week or so, I wrote some blog entries on ParkCalc automation. Today I decided it’s time for a brief wrap-up on what I learned over the course. You can find the four parts written … Continue reading →

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ParkCalc automation – BDD style tests

Posted on 1. July 2010 by Markus Gärtner

In the comments on one of the previous blog entries in this series, Pekka Klärck pointed out that another great way to refactor a keyword-driven test to a data-driven is the usage of templates within Robot Framework. Before doing this, … Continue reading →

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ParkCalc automation – Refactoring a keyword-driven test

Posted on 26. June 2010 by Markus Gärtner

Today, we’re going to continue our ParkCalc automation excursion. We will take a closer look on the second test in the provided test examples, the keyword-driven format, and see how we can improve it. Please note that I added an … Continue reading →

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ParkCalc automation – Refactoring a data-driven test

Posted on 24. June 2010 by Markus Gärtner

Over the weekend I introduced into ParkCalc automation. Today, we will take a closer look on the third test in the provided test examples, and see how we can improve it. Before I do this, I will point you to … Continue reading →

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ParkCalc automation – Getting started

Posted on 20. June 2010 by Markus Gärtner

This week Gojko Adzic wrote about the anatomy of a good acceptance test. After having read his elaboration, I remembered how I came up with the preparation for the EWT19 session some weeks ago. We used RobotFramework to automate tests … Continue reading →

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