- TestGen4Web is a tool for recording user actions
in a FireFox web browser, saving those actions to an XML file, and playing them back.
This package provides a means of translating TestGen4Web’s recorded web browser sessions from XML to python. The package includes means for running tests as unit tests or simply generating python output that can be used in scripts, etc.
The work in this package is based on that originally done by Matt Harrison. However, all bugs and issues are new and solely the responsibility of the current maintainer.
- Release Information:
http://dev.zenoss.org/trac/wiki/TestGen4Web-PythonReleaseNotes
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