Geb provides a very good way for end-to-end tests of browser applications. One drawback while writing is that it might get rick to get the selectors for the UI elements right. Being able to debug, stop in the middle of a test and adjusting the selectors would come in very handy. But, as things are […]
Another short note regarding browser automation / web testing with geb: If you want to select the first element of a dropdown element (aka <select>) but you don’t know the title nor the label as the element are fetched from the volatile test-env database, this might help: new Select($(„select#ImportantEntity“).firstElement()).selectByIndex(1) It works by combining the geb […]
Just as a short note regarding browser automation / web testing with geb: If you want / need to make sre an certain element is visible on the screen so your test find the right UI element to continue, this snippet (that is a example test method) might help: void „delete element in list“() { […]
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