Replaying Tests
This section provides detailed information on the various ways to replay your
Silk4J
tests.
For example, you can run
Silk4J
tests from
Eclipse
or by using the command line.
Replaying Tests from Eclipse
Describes how to run tests from within
Eclipse
using JUnit.
Replaying a Test from the Command Line
Describes how to run a test from the command line.
Replaying Tests with Apache Ant
Replay tests with Apache Ant to generate HTML reports of the test runs.
Replaying Tests from a Continuous Integration Server
Use a continuous integration server to make functional testing with
Silk4J
part of your continuous integration routine.
Running Tests in Docker Containers
Describes how you can run your tests from Docker Containers.
Replaying Silk4J Tests from Silk Central
Use
Silk Central
to schedule
Silk4J
tests, for example keyword-driven tests that are located in
Silk4J
.
Triggering Tests on Silk Central from a Continuous Integration Server
Use
Silk Central
and a continuous integration server to make functional testing with
Silk4J
part of your continuous integration routine.
Replaying Tests in a Specific Order
Describes why you cannot specify the order in which
Silk4J
tests are executed.
Running Tests in Parallel
Describes how you can execute tests in parallel on multiple browsers, mobile devices, or emulators.
How Does Silk4J Synchronize Tests?
Describes how
Silk4J
performs test synchronization during replay.
Enabling the Playback Status Dialog Box
Enable the
Playback Status
dialog box to view the actions that are performed during the replay of a remote or mobile test.
Related concepts
Characters Excluded from Recording and Replaying