Examples of using Robot framework in English and their translations into German
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Thanks to the Robot Framework Team!
These examples should show you what the listeners of the Robot Framework can do.
Blue: elements of the robot framework itself are blue.
The different colors depict the different kinds of files in the robot framework.
Beside the basic robot framework, we are using the SeleniumLibrary and RIDE.
In nearly all projects at codecentric we are using the Robot Framework for Acceptance Testing.
The Robot Framework provides an interface to integrate listener implemented as classes or modules.
The platform includes all installed components from the robot framework and available libraries.
This is pretty much how Robot Framework started out within Nokia Maybe it will also be open sourced at some point?
The documentation syntax itself(formatting, tables, etc.)is described in the user guide of the robot framework.
Right now, I'm introducing the robot framework for automated web tests for one of our customers.
During the startup phase of myactual project I came up with the idea to implement a Robot Framework Clipboad Format for the Selenium IDE.
The Robot Framework is creating a XML output file from which a very nice and complete report can be generated in HTML format.
Our environment for continuous integration is based on the Robot Framework and Hudson, where Hudson is running on a Tomcat-Server under Linux.
My individual conclusion is thatRIDE is evolving more and more to a very complete IDE for developing tests with the Robot Framework.
So we started to create our acceptance tests based on Selenium and the Robot Framework as we did it in many projects before.
The Robot Framework has here a more classical approach but due to the fact that method names can have spaces in the HTML definition this is also very well readable.
Our environment for continuous integration is based on the Robot Framework and Hudson, where Hudson is running on a Tomcat-Server under Linux.
From the rather huge amount of- commercially and freely available- tools supporting agile testing I wouldlike to have a closer look at FitNesse and the Robot Framework.
In combination with the Selenium IDE Extension for Robot Framework it is possible to record the test cases and export it into a readable format.
With the third step this will then be enhanced further showinghow to run integration tests using the Robot Framework as an agile testing tool.
Well-fitting to easter I yesterday stumbled on exactly that feature in the Robot Framework that I was missing ever since I am using the tool and that was there in front of my nose all the time….
Robot Framework for Network Test Automation- our solution for automated testing of network hardware and software to minimise the time and effort required to qualify new systems and technologies.
Often this starts with an evaluation period- for example prototyping some tests-to prove that the Robot Framework is the right tool for a given use case.
It was mentioned a couple of times already:we're using the robot framework for automating our acceptance tests, thats why some of the presented solution will be specific to the robot framework.
Recently, there have been many good articles that answer the question, what makes a good, single acceptance test: For example there's Gojki Adzics blog post" Anatomy of a good acceptance test" that can be recommended, or Dale Emerys article" Writing Maintainable Automated Acceptance Tests"( PDF),in which he illustrates his ideas with code from robot framework Uncle Bob shows the same with FitNesse.
Here especially the support for the Robot Framework Remote Library is very interesting as it allows to distribute the execution of test libraries on different servers.
Of course there are already ideas for further development.Here especially the support for the Robot Framework Remote Library is very interesting as it allows to distribute the execution of test libraries on different servers.
However, the existing SeleniumLibrary for the Robot Framework does not expose those methods as keyword. So we have to help ourselves, until it will be officially supported Issue 89.
Even thoughAndreas was telling me before the session a thousand times that I anyway know everything about Robot Framework and there is no need for me to visit this track, I could not resist to see Pekka in action and getting some first hand information on the latest features in Robot. .