Ovirt devel - Aug 2008 - oVirt / Selenium Update

Attached is a patch and other relevant files containing my recent work 
in integrating the Selenium test suite into oVirt.

In the patch is the selenium.rb module, obtained from the Selenium web 
site and licensed under the Apache license, which is used to contact the 
selenium server. Also included is interface_test.rb which now contains a 
single simple test using selenium to verify the title of the oVirt wui 
site. More tests can be easily added by adding methods to that module. 
The test suite attempts to contact the selenium server running at 
192.168.50.1, eg the host maching which the oVirt wui appliance is 
running on, and thus port 4444 must be open on that machine.

Also in that patch is the ovirt httpd configuration file, 
ovirt-wui.conf, which was modified to comment out the rewrite rules that 
were preventing the kerb un / pass from being accepted; as well as 
enabling simple password based authentication and disabling negotiation 
based (obviously the disabling of the negotiation bit is unacceptable, 
but was the only was the short term solution to getting everything 
working. an easy / albeit hackish work around would be to use sed in the 
autobuild.sh script to toggle those values).


The selenium server is written in java and does not currently have a 
simple rpm to install it system wide. I whipped up and attached a small 
init script to assist in launching / killing the selenium server. Since 
we want selenium to be run in an automated fashion, eg during an 
autobuild cycle, I had to create and tell selenium to use a custom 
firefox profile which disabled various alert boxes firefox normally 
launches during its operation ('your session crashed unexpectidly, 
restore?', 'you are about to log into this site as admin, are you 
sure?', etc). I did not attach this profile (59M), but if anyone is 
interested, you merely need to add the following options to 
<firefox_profile_dir>/prefs.js  (where <firefox_profile_dir> is
defined
in the init script):

      user_pref("browser.sessionstore.enabled", false);
      user_pref("network.http.phishy-userpass-length", 255);


   -Mo
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Mohammed Morsi wrote:
> Attached is a patch and other relevant files containing my recent work 
> in integrating the Selenium test suite into oVirt.
>
Attached is the updated patch including the selenium.rb file existance 
check. Also attached is the selenium server init script with a few 
additional tweaks. Both this script and autobuild now require a few 
selenium related components on the host system, under /root/ovirt 
(changed to whatever) namely the actual selenium server jar, the ruby 
selenium.rb module, and the template firefox profile as mentioned in the 
last email. If the selenium ruby module isn't available, autobuild will 
make note of it and continue, but it will never be uploaded to the wui 
appliance and thus the interface tests will never be run. One last 
thing, that I failed to mention in my last email, is that due to the 
headless test server issues as discussed in the previous selenium email 
thread, and the vncserver solution, the selenium init script instructs 
all graphical operations to take place on DISPLAY :5, which must be running.

   -Mo
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