http://wiki.brominefoundation.org/ 2012-05-19T18:51:17+02:00 http://wiki.brominefoundation.org/ http://wiki.brominefoundation.org/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2012-04-15T19:56:43+02:00 http://wiki.brominefoundation.org/compiling_a_java_script_for_bromine_in_netbeans?rev=1334512603&do=diff Now you have recorded your test and want to export it so you can use it in Bromine. This task is quite easy after you have installed the Bromine 3 format for Selenium IDE. Simply goto options and select “format” now you are presented with an array of different formats. Select the Bromine 3 format you previously installed, the IDE should now have converted the test into a Java test for Bromine 3. text/html 2012-04-15T19:56:43+02:00 http://wiki.brominefoundation.org/control_panel?rev=1334512603&do=diff Control panel is where you configure Bromine. You shouldn't need to spend much time here once Bromine has been setup. Projects add/edit/delete projects here. Projects has many requirements, testcases, users, sites and results Nodes add/edit/delete nodes here. Nodes are the RC servers Bromine runs testscripts on. Nodes has many browsers and has one operating system text/html 2011-02-03T11:57:34+02:00 http://wiki.brominefoundation.org/creating_a_testscript?rev=1296730654&do=diff Introduction Documentation is very sparse. * Install selenium IDE. * Goto <webroot>/IDE-formats and open BR3-java.txt or BR3-php.txt in a text-editor. Copy everything (ctrl-a, ctrl-c). * Open selenium IDE. * Select options -> options * Select Formats -> Add * Type in a name, eg. BR3 java or BR3 php * Overwrite everything (ctrl-a, ctrl-v) * Click OK text/html 2011-06-26T07:44:33+02:00 http://wiki.brominefoundation.org/hudson_integration?rev=1309067073&do=diff First: implement the fixes here: <http://forum.brominefoundation.org/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=298> Create a custom step in hudson. Make it execute the following shell command wget <http://bromineadress.tld:port/projects/run/><project_id>/user:<username>/password:<hashed_password>/project:<project_id>/site_id:<site_id>/return:xunit_xml -O test-reports/$BUILD_NUMBER.xml text/html 2011-02-23T11:51:23+02:00 http://wiki.brominefoundation.org/installing_bromine?rev=1298458283&do=diff Download Bromine from <http://seleniumhq.org/download> Unpack and copy all files to your webroot. Bromine must be served directly from the webroot! If you are using XAMPP this is the C:\xammp\htdocs directory. the file structure should be: * htdocs * cake * app * IDE-Formats * vendors * scheduler * .htaccess * index.php * README text/html 2012-04-15T19:56:43+02:00 http://wiki.brominefoundation.org/planning?rev=1334512603&do=diff Planning is where you plan all your testing activities, meaning you setup your requirements and testcases. Projects Everything belongs to a project. Projects have multiple users attached to them. Projects have multiple sites attached to them. Sites are the various URLs that the project uses eg. developement/production URLs. Add/edit the sites by editing the project. text/html 2012-04-15T19:56:43+02:00 http://wiki.brominefoundation.org/playground?rev=1334512603&do=diff text/html 2010-04-26T15:32:40+02:00 http://wiki.brominefoundation.org/plugins?rev=1272288760&do=diff Plugins are basically CakePHP applications with some extra required files: * <pluginname>/meta.xml: contains various info on the plugin and the author. * <pluginname>/controllers/install_controller.php with method install: contains all the logic needed for installing the plugin. create tables, insert data, etc. * <pluginname>/controllers/install_controller.php with method uninstall: contains all the logic needed to restore Bromine to the condition prior to installation. Bromine will handl… text/html 2011-02-23T23:55:44+02:00 http://wiki.brominefoundation.org/setting_up_a_webserver_ready_for_bromine?rev=1298501744&do=diff Bromine is a web application written in PHP/MySQL. To run it, you will need a web server with PHP, and a MySQL database server running. If you're new to this we recommend xampp 1.7.1 (newer versions will result in warnings). Once you have installed the above prerequisites, you need to edit the php.ini. If using xampp, php.ini is located at xampp\php text/html 2011-03-05T16:31:48+02:00 http://wiki.brominefoundation.org/setting_up_bromine_for_running_tests?rev=1299339108&do=diff * Download and extract selenium RC * Start the selenium RC server by executing “java -jar selenium-server.jar” in the directory containing selenium-server.jar * Login to Bromine * Go to the control panel * Go to Nodes * Click New node * Fill in the IP and port in Nodepath, with the IP being the IP the selenium RC server is running on, and the port being the port the server is running on (eg. 127.0.0.1:4444 if it's running on the default port on your own machine) * Select the opera… text/html 2012-04-15T19:56:44+02:00 http://wiki.brominefoundation.org/setting_up_the_bromine_scheduler?rev=1334512604&do=diff Checklist to assure functionality: * Selenium Server on our test system is up and running * Test system is connected / shown online in our Nodes Ok, so now go to you scheduler folder and edit your server.properties: ---------- Make sure the name of your bromine Database is correct: text/html 2012-04-12T16:08:49+02:00 http://wiki.brominefoundation.org/setup_a_virtual_host?rev=1334239729&do=diff Hey avc I'll never view ltbosers in the same light again.I feel for you Maria, working with a room full of screaming kids must be demanding. It takes me 2 minutes to drop my son off at nursery and that's long enough for me and yes I'm covered in after sun lotion as I type this.Thanks Daisy, the boys are really cute and lovely.......when they're sleeping. text/html 2012-04-15T19:56:44+02:00 http://wiki.brominefoundation.org/something_messed_up_help?rev=1334512604&do=diff oops. text/html 2011-03-05T16:32:13+02:00 http://wiki.brominefoundation.org/source_code_way?rev=1299339133&do=diff Setting up a webserver ready for Bromine Installing Bromine text/html 2012-04-15T19:56:44+02:00 http://wiki.brominefoundation.org/syntax?rev=1334512604&do=diff doku>DokuWiki supports some simple markup language, which tries to make the datafiles to be as readable as possible. This page contains all possible syntax you may use when editing the pages. Simply have a look at the source of this page by pressing the Edit this page button at the top or bottom of the page. If you want to try something, just use the playground page. The simpler markup is easily accessible via quickbuttons, too. text/html 2012-04-15T19:56:44+02:00 http://wiki.brominefoundation.org/testlabs?rev=1334512604&do=diff Testlabs is where you review results and run your testscripts. Results are always based on the newest run, and a 'parent' will inherit the worst results from it's children, meaning that if a subrequirement has any failed testcases the parent requirement will be marked as failed. text/html 2011-05-24T13:01:28+02:00 http://wiki.brominefoundation.org/tests_not_running?rev=1306234888&do=diff (We won't help you until you've done it\!) * Go to app\tmp\logs and delete all files (You can find the app directory on Ubuntu under /var/www/) * Run your test * Go to app\tmp\logs\jobs.log and find the line saying Executing: php “C:\xampp\xampp\htdocs\app\webroot\testscripts\Google Sample\php\1.php” 127.0.0.1 80 *firefox <http://www.google.in> 1251817695245206 1 or something similar. * Open a command prompt and navigate to app\webroot and execute the above string eg. 'php “C:\xampp\xa… text/html 2011-02-04T03:43:56+02:00 http://wiki.brominefoundation.org/vmware_virtual_appliance?rev=1296787436&do=diff Nothing to it! Simply install VMware player, start the virtual appliance and follow the onscreen messages. Actually a few simple steps that may assist - Before the as suggested in 'blue screen' “To start using Bromine browse to http:, instead go to the lower VM Browse https: and collect some details. text/html 2010-12-07T16:11:38+02:00 http://wiki.brominefoundation.org/welcome?rev=1291734698&do=diff Bromine is an open source QA tool that uses selenium RC as its testing engine. It provides project management, OS/browser specification, test-case creation as well as user management. Its lofty aim is to be the open source alternative to commercial tools (such as HP Quality Center).