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Drama
free Selenium test creation
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LiquidTest
for Selenium is the only tool that can
offer "drama-free" recording
support for the Selenium format. Using LiquidTest
you can record Selenium tests using either
Internet Explorer or Firefox within a full
featured IDE! The recording engine within
LiquidTest allows you to record even the
most complicated Ajax and dynamic web tests
without the constant threat of failure
on replay and hours of hand coding to follow.
Don't believe us? Download
our free trial and see for yourself!
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Unique
Selenium Features:
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Recording
support for Internet Explorer and Firefox
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Test Cases in Selenium
JUnit
or HTML
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Full
featured IDE support (Eclipse/Visual
Studio)
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ExtJS,
Dojo, GWT, JQuery - All officially supported!
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Cross
compatibility - LiquidTest/Selenium and
vice versa
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Data-driven (spreadsheet)
test support
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Popups, multi-domain,
file download/uploads etc..
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Getting
started..
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Frequently
Asked Questions
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Q:
Why
would I use LiquidTest to Record Selenium tests?
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A:
First
and foremost, our Selenium Recording engine works better
than anything else in existence. Other reasons include:
Internet Explorer recording support, full featured IDE
integration, data-driven recording, support for
recording all Ajax and complex web content, robust element
addressing, multiple XPath schemes, file download/upload
support, popup windows + more. Recorded
tests WORK!
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Q:
Will
LiquidTest recorded tests run in my Selenium environment?
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A:
Yes,
Absolutely. LiquidTest Selenium output is geared to
ensure compatibility with standard Selenium environments
and adheres to the Selenium standard.
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Q: Have
you found an example where Selenium IDE records correctly
where LiquidTest fails?
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A: No, never.
If you find an example please let us know! The challenge
has been set!
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Q: Will LiquidTest recorded Selenium
tests replay in Chrome, IE and Firefox?
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They sure will!
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Q: Can LiquidTest for Selenium
be seen as a direct replacement for Selenium IDE?
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Yes.
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Q: Developers don't use Recording engines?
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Really? So Developers use Notepad and not IDE's with
predictive text? So Developers perform manual Refactoring?
So Developers waste endless amounts of time by doing
manual tasks that are easily automated? It is a myth
that Developers do not use Recording engines. Developers
do not use Recording engines that fail. They use Recording
engines that work!
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Q: Does LiquidTest use code from the official Selenium product?
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A: The Selenium Java client driver is bundled LiquidTest for convenience of end users ie, removing compile errors. The LiquidTest Selenium server component implements the Selenium API. The Selenium Java client drivers are also utilized by JUnit to connect to Selenium RC. No direct calls are made into Selenium code from LiquidTest itself. These components are covered by the Apache 2.0 license. The Selenium client drivers are unmodified and can be replaced with newer versions by the end user.
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