3 messages in com.canoo.lists.webtestRe: [Webtest] list of Canoo limitations
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Thakkar, Hetal22 Aug 2003 11:04 
Aatish Arora24 Aug 2003 21:55 
Thakkar, Hetal25 Aug 2003 08:36 
Subject:Re: [Webtest] list of Canoo limitations
From:Aatish Arora (a_aa@yahoo.com)
Date:08/24/2003 09:55:37 PM
List:com.canoo.lists.webtest

Hey!

These are some which I know of:

1) Wroks directly on the dom layer instead of actually opening up the browser. For some people who have experience with other GUI automation tools might have problem in migrating to something like canoo - as you dont actually see the mouse clicks / navigation / etc actually happening. But looking on the brighter side - this is also one of the most imp advantages Canoo can offer. It actually saves a lot of effort in the process and the tests run faster. Any other GUI automation tool like Winrunner / Silktest would take you an average of 2-3 mins per test case. Canoo takes 30 seconds - in my case - including the report generation.

2) No full Java script support. Right now only the onclick method on a click button is supported. But most of us keep posting some kind of patches in this area. Post your problem and someone might have a wrkaround / patch ;)

3) With most enterprise automation tools a GUI map / frame / corresponding to property files in our case are auto generated - u have to create one manually in case of Canoo - if you want your tests to sustain the collosul amount of development changes :)

4) No functionality for if - else loops. Again someone really intelligent had posted a patch for this too.Also if your good at Java you can write one too ;)

5) Complex actions on objects not present. Again you can write some if your good with Java :)

Cheers! Aatish

--- "Thakkar, Hetal" <heta@citigroup.com> wrote:

Can I find the list of limitations in Canoo somewhere?

I have used Canoo and I have seen that there are some limitations, but I am planning to use Canoo for one of the applications that we are going to develop and I was hoping to find the limitations beforehand.

Thanks, Hetal

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