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Release

This page outlines how to wrap-up a WebTest release.

Select a Build

Select a succesful build, and fetch all its artefacts (build.zip, doc.zip, src.zip, ...).

Preparation work

Following tasks have to be accomplished in Jira:

First, identify, close and assign to the release project all issues that belong to the project. Since this will be used for the release note, consider only the issues that have been fixed, and do not the rejected issues (invalid, ...).

Then, mark the project as released in jira.

Let jira generate the release note for the project, and saves it locally. It may be necessary to correct the formatting, in particular when the subject line contains webtest step names.

Release

Check in subversion module webtest-releases all the artefacts, the release note and a small read-me file.

Website

Once the release is commited, publish it on the website, on the download page and in the news column.

Further, adapt the project reference used in the changeLog to the new jira project.

news

Latest build: R_1714
Posted: 25-Jul-2008 14:54

WebTest @ JavaOne
Dierk König will present "Functional testing of web applications: scaling with Java" on Wed May 7, 13:30 at JavaOne in the Tools and Scripting Languages track.
Posted: 6 May 2008

WebTest 2.6 released, featuring upgrades to Ant 1.7, Groovy 1.5.4, and HtmlUnit 1.14.
The release includes support for data-driven testing, testing of drag-and-drop, advanced AJAX support, high-concurrency testing and reporting, real-time monitoring, and - as usual - lots of handling improvements.
Posted: 18 March 2008

New WebTest screencast available:
Data Driven WebTest
Posted: 13 November 2007

First WebTest screencast available:
Creating a first Webtest Project

Extend WebTest with Groovy! Groovy in Action is available in every good bookstore.
Groovy in Action
Posted: 29 January 2007