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Record test cases on IE

 
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Hey,

In our application there is a major use in javascripts and activex.
The web application dosnt support firefox.

I want to record some automation test, but the best toll that i found for it - "selenium ide" is nor support in IE.

Any suggestion for anoether tool or solution?

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Have you tried the Selenium IDE, along with installing the Selenium RC (Remote Control)? If so, you can then run your tests as a suite of tests, kicking them off in Firefox, IE, etc. You choose what browsers you want the test(s) to run in.

 
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I dont want to write the tests by hands.
I want to record them by click and input to the browser and as far as i know you need a firefox in order to record them.

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Yes, you would need Firefox for the Selenium IDE and RC. But after that, you can record the automation of the front end tests. Then you can choose to export those automation results in Java, Ruby, etc. No manual tests. When you run the automated tests with the RC, you can have the tests be kicked off in IE, Firefox, Chrome, etc. You get to choose what browsers you want your automated tests to be ran on (I usually choose all the browsers).
 
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I know that.
The problem is in the record.
I cannot record them on firefox because my application dosnt support firefox at all.

So, do you have any idea for recording tool?

Thank you
 
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Depends on if you are looking for an open source tool, or if your company will pay for the software. Possibly look into Silktest, or in the past I used WinRunner. It sounds like you are looking for an open source tool tho. Good luck.
 
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A commercial tool is ok.
 
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