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This is an organizational question –
I have a set of “Java Projects” within the same workspace in Eclipse, comprising of a series of Selenium tests (pretty much each it’s own Java Project). They are all within a same package. Now, in an effort towards automated execution, I need to batch execute these.
Any ideas on how to better organize the scripts to do this? Can I execute a series of scripts via Eclipse itself?
Thanks.
I accomplished this by creating a singular “Java Project”. In it, a single package, comprised of multiple classes – each representing a test case. A “Run Configuration” can be set via Eclipse that enables batch execution.
Now, onto some test failure recovery … 🙂