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Squeak Seaside 2.8 and SeasideTesting

Liliana-2

Hi.

 

We have migrated our app from seaside 2.7 to 2.8 without too much pain. The only thing still not working properly is the SUUpdater (we loaded: Scriptaculous-lr.206.mcz and Seaside2.8a1-kph.406.mcz).
 
The big problem now is that all the page rendering tests we wrote based on the 'SeasideTesting-R1.4-cds.4.mcz' package are not working anymore.
 
I have two questions:
1.       Does David have plans to update Seaside testing to work under 2.8?
2.       What are the other options for writing rendering tests for Seaside? What other packages are available? What are you people using to test your applications? I imagine everybody does write tests for their interfaces?
 
Thank you for a great list!

 

Liliana Ivan

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Re: Squeak Seaside 2.8 and SeasideTesting

cdavidshaffer
Liliana wrote:

>
> Hi.
>
>  
>
> We have migrated our app from seaside 2.7 to 2.8 without too much pain. The only thing still not working properly is the SUUpdater (we loaded: Scriptaculous-lr.206.mcz and Seaside2.8a1-kph.406.mcz).
>  
> The big problem now is that all the page rendering tests we wrote based on the 'SeasideTesting-R1.4-cds.4.mcz' package are not working anymore.
>  
> I have two questions:
> 1.       Does David have plans to update Seaside testing to work under 2.8?
Yes when I've had a chance to try 2.8 myself.  I've got a lot of clients
using 2.5 and 2.7 so it is difficult for me to stay current.  I
appreciate any help I get from the community. ;-)

I suspect you could make a few tweaks and have it working and I'd be
happy to walk you through it...just e-mail me directly.
> 2.       What are the other options for writing rendering tests for Seaside? What other packages are available? What are you people using to test your applications? I imagine everybody does write tests for their interfaces?
>  
Have a look at Albatross.  It is on SqueakSource.  It has the distinct
advantage of letting you test javascript functionality as well.

David

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RE: Squeak Seaside 2.8 and SeasideTesting

Liliana-2
Thank you David.
I'll have a look at Albatross; since I don't seem to be able to port
SeasideTesting to Gemstone. It's a shame; 'cause we have over 50 tests
written already.

Or maybe tomorrow I'll feel better...

Cheers
Liliana



-----Original Message-----
From: David Shaffer [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: 12 July 2007 08:45 PM
To: Seaside - general discussion
Subject: Re: [Seaside] Squeak Seaside 2.8 and SeasideTesting

Liliana wrote:
>
> Hi.
>
>  
>
> We have migrated our app from seaside 2.7 to 2.8 without too much pain.
The only thing still not working properly is the SUUpdater (we loaded:
Scriptaculous-lr.206.mcz and Seaside2.8a1-kph.406.mcz).
>  
> The big problem now is that all the page rendering tests we wrote based on
the 'SeasideTesting-R1.4-cds.4.mcz' package are not working anymore.
>  
> I have two questions:
> 1.       Does David have plans to update Seaside testing to work under
2.8?
Yes when I've had a chance to try 2.8 myself.  I've got a lot of clients
using 2.5 and 2.7 so it is difficult for me to stay current.  I
appreciate any help I get from the community. ;-)

I suspect you could make a few tweaks and have it working and I'd be
happy to walk you through it...just e-mail me directly.
> 2.       What are the other options for writing rendering tests for
Seaside? What other packages are available? What are you people using to
test your applications? I imagine everybody does write tests for their
interfaces?
>  
Have a look at Albatross.  It is on SqueakSource.  It has the distinct
advantage of letting you test javascript functionality as well.

David



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