This article explains the process for running Selenium WebDriver test
scripts written in C# using NUnit, RemoteLaunch and SpiraTest.
Sometimes when using RemoteLaunch with a specific plugin (e.g. Selenium), you may get an error such as:
Could not load file or assembly 'WebDriver, Version=2.44.0.0,
Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' or one of its dependencies. The
system cannot find the file specified.
The way to debug this kind of error message is to enable Microsoft .NET Fusion Logging to get more information as to which dependency could not be loaded. This article explains how to turn this on.
This article explains the process for running Selenium WebDriver test scripts written in Java using TestNG, RemoteLaunch and SpiraTest.
This article explains the process for running Selenium WebDriver test scripts written in Java using JUnit, RemoteLaunch and SpiraTest.
When you use RemoteLaunch with SpiraTest / SpiraTeam, you have the ability to run Selenium IDE scripts written in the Selenese format as well as WebDriver scripts run using specific language bindings. However the RemoteLaunch Selenium2 plugin only handles the Selenium IDE commands that have a corresponding Selenium WebDriver equivalent or ones that RemoteLaunch can handle natively (e.g. pause).
With RemoteLaunch you can execute test scripts written in a variety of languages on your test computers and have them scheduled and managed by SpiraTest. This article explains the process.
There are some common issues that can occur when running tests written for HP QuickTestPro (QTP) or HP Unified Functional Testing (UFT) that happen because of some known bugs within UFT 11.5. Although these bugs are actually defects in UFT rather than Remotelaunch, we have included them here to provide some suggestions to our customers who may encounter them. For more advanced troubleshooting we recommend contacting HP Support.