I've been evaluating Selenium Core with Java API recently and found it quite useful. The minor drawbacks are, it requires a server as a separate process and the core initialisation takes some time (it needs to start browser and perform som initialisation) so your testing framework must support running custom initialisation code before running the whole test suite. Which JUnit 3.8 doesn't have for example if you are not using ugly TestSuite's.
Sept. 12, 2006, 7:54 p.m. - Alexey
I've been evaluating Selenium Core with Java API recently and found it quite useful. The minor drawbacks are, it requires a server as a separate process and the core initialisation takes some time (it needs to start browser and perform som initialisation) so your testing framework must support running custom initialisation code before running the whole test suite. Which JUnit 3.8 doesn't have for example if you are not using ugly TestSuite's.