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I have a SetUp page at the root level which works fine. However, when I add a subwiki in FitNesse and I want to put a SetUp page at the level of the subwiki. This gets included but then the root level SetUp doesn't. For example, with the following structure: Foo suite SetUp TestPage Bar suite SetUp NestedTestPage How do I get FitNesse to include both SetUp pages in NestedTestPage? There is only one way I know of that you could do this. If you included the parent manually into the child. So then in your FooSuite.BarSuite.SetUp you had the following line: !include .FrontPage.FooSuite.SetUp This

I'm using FitNesse as a functional testing framework. I'm running into trouble when FitNesse runs code that needs configuration. If I need to get a connection string from the configuration file, I can get it to work by adding it to the FitServer.exe.config. However, I don't like that solution. I would like FitNesse to load my own configuration file, namely TheNameOfMyApp.dll.config. Is this possible? Sure, easy to do. I'm assuming you're using the dotnet or dotnet2 test runner. I'm using the dotnet2 test runner, and here's how I've got it set up: First, when you !define your COMMAND_PATTERN,

I'm trying to implement a Fitnesse Slim server for delphi, but have some problems with the communication. Fitnesse will start my process, and give me a portnumber as a commandline argument. Then I'm supposed to create a socket at the given portnumber, and Fitnesse will connect to that port. I'm using a TTcpServer for the job: TcpServer1.LocalPort := ParamStr(ParamCount); TcpServer1.Active := true; In the OnAccepted( )-event, I send the protocol version to use, as specified in the spec. procedure TForm1.TcpServer1Accept(Sender: TObject; ClientSocket: TCustomIpClient); var s: ansistring; begin

The problem I'm using fitnesse for running some automated tests. There is a class called TableTable, which if enhanced would allow me to do some cool things. What I need to do is change what the method appendInstructions() of this class does. Because fitnesse explicitly looks for TableTable class, I cannot simply create a child class of TableTable with my required enhancements - I cannot make fitnesse find and use my custom child class. My current solution The temporary solution I've adopted is I've borrowed the source code of TableTable, added it to my source tree under the same package as it

可以将文章内容翻译成中文,广告屏蔽插件可能会导致该功能失效(如失效，请关闭广告屏蔽插件后再试): 问题: I'm trying to create a test fixture using Fitnesse framework, and I want to test a function which retrieves data from a server (RESTFUL service). My test case is very simple: public class FriendListActivityFixture extends ColumnFixture { public int URL; public String test() { JSONArray array = JsonHelper.getJsonArrayFromUrl("http://107.22.209.62/android/get_users.php"); return array.toString(); } } public static JSONArray getJsonArrayFromUrl(String url) { InputStream input = null; String result = ""; JSONArray jsonArray = null; try {

可以将文章内容翻译成中文,广告屏蔽插件可能会导致该功能失效(如失效，请关闭广告屏蔽插件后再试): 问题: I'm integrating a Fitnesse Acceptance test suite into a TFS based CI process. I can run the Fitnesse Test suite in a RESTful manner ( http://fitnesse.org/FitNesse.UserGuide.RestfulTests ): http://myfitnesseserver/MyTestSuite?suite&format=xml and get back an XML document of test results. I'd like to transform that into a format that TFS can interpret as number of tests passed / failed. Any pointers? Thanks 回答1: I have a similar goal at work, so I created a generic command-line Fitnesse test runner that executes a test or suite as a web