It is open source. But it is ugly. Some of it is on sourceforge and we need to put more there. We'd appreciate any help.
http://rubyforge.org/projects/wtr/
http://www.testing.com/scripting-for-testers.html
There is also commentary and stuff about this at rubygarden.org, testingeducation.org, clabs.org, rubyforge.com and i need to blog about this. I've been too busy programming and development to do much writing on it.
Bret
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At 06:53 PM 2/22/2004, Shashank Date wrote:
"Bret Pettichord" <bret@pettichord.com> wrote in message
> I got the two kinds of ruby to run in parallel using drb to allow one to
> make calls in the other. Works slick!I bet it does ! And now it is instantly distributed too !
You have the possibility of running the iec tests on multiple machines
simultaneously ... without knowing the exact nature of these tests, I don't
know if this even makes sense.Any chance of the software being open-source ? Just being greedy
-- shanko
Did you pursue the PyWin32 approach any further?
No. We committed to Ruby long ago. But i would really like someone to develop a similar testing framework in Python. There is already a similar library in Perl called Sammie.
Bret
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