Programming your Tests
There are essentially two tasks:
• Generate your script into a programming language from Selenium-IDE, optionally
modifying the result.
• Write a very simple main program that executes the generated code.
Optionally, you can adopt a test engine platform like JUnit or TestNG for Java, or
NUnit for .NET if you are using one of those languages.
Here, we show language-specific examples. The language-specific APIs tend to
differ from one to another, so you’ll find a separate explanation for each.
• Java
• C#
• Python
• Ruby
• Perl, PHP
There are essentially two tasks:
• Generate your script into a programming language from Selenium-IDE, optionally
modifying the result.
• Write a very simple main program that executes the generated code.
Optionally, you can adopt a test engine platform like JUnit or TestNG for Java, or
NUnit for .NET if you are using one of those languages.
Here, we show language-specific examples. The language-specific APIs tend to
differ from one to another, so you’ll find a separate explanation for each.
• Java
• C#
• Python
• Ruby
• Perl, PHP
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