[ptt-users] TestMaker and Eclipse

[Aaron Romeo]

Hey Frank,

I've been using Test maker with eclipse for quite a while now.  I've cheated
a bit.  I've basically pulled out the jar files from the Test Maker bundle
and added it to my project path.  I find it easier to debug my applications
this way.

I have not run the recorded this way, only the playback.  I essentially just
kick off my "runner" jython script, and it does the rest.

Let me know if you want more info.

Aaron.

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[mailto:users-bounces at lists.pushtotest.com] On Behalf Of Frank Cohen
Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2007 5:45 PM
To: Monirul Islam
Cc: users at lists.pushtotest.com
Subject: Re: [ptt-users] TestMaker and Eclipse

Hi Monirul: Oracle is porting JDeveloper to be an Eclipse Plugin.  
That's supposed to happen something this year as part of the Oracle  
Fusion Middleware project. So, hopefully, what we do for Eclipse will  
be useful to JDeveloper too. (I've been accused of being Polly Anna  
before, though.)

What I'm less certain of is how TestMaker's functionality would  
appear in Eclipse. Any ideas?

-Frank



On Feb 14, 2007, at 2:34 PM, Monirul Islam wrote:

> Sounds great!  Would it be possible to integrate with Oracle  
> JDeveloper
> 10g too ?
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>>>> fcohen at pushtotest.com 02/14 4:09 PM >>>
> It's inevitable that TestMaker will be integrated with Eclipse (and
> maybe NetBeans too.) This will happen later this year, once TestMaker
>
> 5 development finishes. Today I attended a demonstration by
> Flashline, now the BEA ALER product. They showed a very simple
> integration with Eclipse. That got me wondering what TestMaker would
> look like as an Eclipse plug-in? What do you think that would look
> like?
>
> -Frank
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