Imagine that you hire a handy man to install a new roof lamp in your living
room. After he finishes his work he will try to switch on and off the new lamp
to see if the lamp is working correctly.
This is the exact same thing a developer will usually do, he will just
test the feature he just added, and if it works fine, then he will move on to
the next feature to develop.
Talking back about our handy man, there is just one little detail he forgot: after the installation of the lamp is
done, he should have tested all the electrical system of the house to be sure
that what he just did, don’t mess up other lamps or electric plugs of the house. If not, how can he be sure that he didn´t
move an old cable disconnecting something?
The insertion of bugs
when adding new code is a common problem that you can face if you are doing
continuous integration. The only way to
avoid this is by doing automated testing, and if you want to apply Agile methodologies this is mandatory.
As we build only web applications, we only build tests to interact with
the user interface via a Web browser. In the next posts of our blog we will
give you examples of how to:
1.
Develop test
cases using the Selenium WebDriver
2.
Run your
test cases using Ant
3.
Use Hudson
to schedule a daily execution of Ant (therefore your test cases)
The tools that you
will need to perform this are:
Eclipse IDE For
Java EE Developers
Ant
Selenium WebDriver
Hudson
See you in a couple
of days J
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