Change require ‘test/unit’ to require ‘watir/testcase’

Change module NewTest to class NewTest < Watir::TestCase

and add test_ to def asserttest

so the final test looks like:

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require ‘watir’
require ‘watir/testcase’

class NewTest < Watir::TestCase
def test_asserttest

puts “\n Hello testing assert through module”

assert(1 ==1,”failed assertion”)

puts ‘assert succeeded’

end

end
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I suggest you look at the watir-general google group.

A lot of questions have already been answered there.

http://groups.google.com/group/watir-general

Jim

This is a very useful article. I have already started modularizing my watir tests.

I was intermittently testing the integration as well. Then I went ahead and created 7-8 modules. Now when I integrated my individual test script with all these modules, its suddenly failing. I really need help as I am a beginner in Ruby and no one in my company has tried it out.

Please could you help me.

Basically If the following statement in my module method fails saying that its not recognizing assert method:
assert(1 ==1,”failed assertion”)

I have added the following require statements to the start of my module:

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require ‘watir’
require ‘test/unit’

module NewTest

def asserttest

puts “\n Hello testing assert through module”

assert(1 ==1,”failed assertion”)

puts ‘assert succeeded’

end

end
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Thanks,
Natasha

I have edited the blog so you will only find “radio” and not “radiobutton” in case someone just reads the blog without the comments.

Thank you Željko,

Jim

There is a minor mistake. Watir refers to a radio button as a “radio” , not “radiobutton”.