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I'm going to start coding some automated tests of our presentation soon. It seems that everyone recommends WatiN and Selenium . Which do you prefer for automated testing of ASP.NET web forms? Which of these products work better for you? As a side note, I noticed that WatiN 2.0 has been in CTP since March 2008, is that something to be concerned about? Just want to say that I'm currently working hard on a beta release of WatiN 2.0 somewhere in Q1 of 2009. It will be a major upgrade to the current CTP 2.0 versions and will basically give you the same functionality to automate FireFox and IE as

I'm trying to test file download with Watin 2.1.0 against IE9. I used the suggested code from the accepted answer to the question Downloading a file with Watin in IE9 , like this: var downloadHandler = new FileDownloadHandler(fname); WebBrowser.Current.AddDialogHandler(downloadHandler); link.ClickNoWait(); downloadHandler.WaitUntilFileDownloadDialogIsHandled(15); downloadHandler.WaitUntilDownloadCompleted(200); However, the downloadHandler.WaitUntilFileDownloadDialogIsHandled(15) call times out. What should I do? IE9 no longer uses a dialog window for saving files. Instead, it uses the

I'm doing an IE automation project using WatiN. When a file to be downloaded is clicked, I get the following in the Internet Explorer Information bar: To help protect your security, Internet Explorer has blocked this site from downloading files to you computer. In order to download the report, I can manually add the site to Internet Explorer's list of trusted sites, but I would prefer to check programmatically in .NET to see if the site is trusted and add it to the list if it is not. FYI, I'm currently using IE7. Have a look at this Basically it looks as if all you have to do is create

Context: We have some users reporting issues with a file upload feature in our web application. It only happens occasionally and without any special pattern. We have been trying to figure it out for a long time, adding debug information anywhere we can think it might help, crawling the logs etc, but we have not been able to reproduce or figure it out. Problem: I'm now trying to reproduce this by using MSTest and WatiN to repeat the operation that is supposed to fail a large number of times (several hundreds). Just to have a clue about how far in the loop the test has gotten, I want to print