The document outlines the integration of Selenium with FitNesse as part of an agile requirements management approach. It discusses the benefits of using a wiki for collaboration on requirements and creating tests that can be utilized by non-technical team members. Additionally, it highlights the goal of achieving reliable and stable tests through a well-structured testing framework and outlines various components and tools used in this process.

1. Selenium + Wiki = “Live Requirements”Mikalai Alimenkouhttp://xpinjection.com26.02.2011

2. BackgroundJava Technical Lead/Scrum Master at Zoral Labs6+ years in software development4+ years of working by Agile methodologiesExpert in Agile engineering practicesAgile coach (TDD, Testing, Planning, etc.)at XP Injection (http://xpinjection.com)

3. AgendaWiki for requirementsFitNesseSelenium roleExisting solutionsBenefits

4. What is Wiki?GroupwareNo HTMLSimpleCommunicationOpenReliableKnowledge BaseOrganicEasy Access

5. How Wiki Works?

6. Wiki is Ideal for RequirementsWhole team can collaborate and make changesAccessible by webAll historical changes are availableAuthorized accessSingle observable requirements knowledge baseNo technical skills requiredFile attachments and images availableEvent notifications

7. Wiki Success

8. What is the Source of Tests?

9. Where is Right Place for Selenium?Delivery Pipeline?

10. Test ComponentsApplication DriverTest DataTestLogic

11. What is the Primary Goal?To enable reliable stable tests we need to separate all parts as much as possible

12. Ideal Testing FrameworkTest Data StorageTechnical Data Storage

13. FitNesse OverviewStandalone Wiki serverNo configuration or setupDifferent programming languages supportSoftware acceptance testing toolRun tests inside requirements pagesSupport RTF (Running Tested Features) metric

14. FitNesse SampleIgnoredExecuted

15. FitNesse Architecture

16. Roles and ResponsibilitiesCustomer writes text document with examples in tablesTechnical staff enhancetables to provide FIT dataTest document (HTML or text)with sketch tablesTest document (HTML)with sanitized tablesFeedbackTest document (HTML) and backing codeEXECUTABLE TESTTechnical staff implementsfixtures in programminglanguage to process FIT tables

17. Fitnium100% FitNesseFixtures for Selenium commandsSelenium RC run separatelyTiny integration layerSupported by GojkoAdzic and Jeremy D. Miller

18. Fitnium Demo

19. SelenesseMost fresh Selenium and FitNesse integration frameworkDoesn’t include Selenium RC in installationSupport main set of Selenium commandsGrowing set of helpful utility commands

20. Selenesse Demo

21. StoryTestIQMix of Selenium Core with FitNesseAll features of FitNesseExtended test management (tagging, suites, virtual directories, refactoring)IDE for writing and debugging testsReusable components supportDatabase related actionsHelpful documentationQuick start

22. StoryTestIQ Demo

23. Selenium + FitNesse: BenefitsTests may be created by nontechnical peopleTests are run directly from requirementsLarge set of supported commandsFitNesse provide test management Wiki server Selenium tests may be mixed with acceptance testsAcceptance tests may use Selenium commandsSelenium RC executes all testsRemote server is started and controlled separately

24. Any Questions?