Aaron Carlton
2009-May-13 18:17 UTC
Cucumber + Selenium: Programmatically Starting a Test Server
Hi All, I am trying to learn BDD using the Cucumber framework, and am integrating Selenium for client side tests. I''ve been playing with refactoring my cucumber installation a bit, and have pulled the code to start the selenium server out into a profile-configuration file, similar to env.rb: # start selenium server @@browser = Selenium::SeleniumDriver.new("localhost", 4444, "*chrome", "http://localhost", 15000) @@browser.start # teardown - stop selenium server at_exit do @@browser.stop end I would like to do the same thing to start my rails application test server that I can run browser tests against, but I''ve googled and haven''t been able to find a clearcut suggestion. Does anyone know how to start/stop a rails server in :test mode via ruby? Will I have to resort to system() calls? Your help and time is appreciated! Aaron
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