collective.recipe.seleniumrc 0.6.1.1

collective.recipe.seleniumrc downloads and installs Selenium RC using zc.buildout. It is based on hexagonit.recipe.download.

buildout.cfg example:

[buildout]
parts = seleniumrc

[seleniumrc]
recipe = collective.recipe.seleniumrc

If no options are specified, the recipe downloads from http://selenium.googlecode.com/files/selenium-server-standalone-2.0rc2.jar .

A control script is created based on the part name. In the case above, the control script created is bin/seleniumrc.

FYI, there is the Python selenium module which allows to control Selenium RC.

 http://pypi.python.org/pypi/selenium

The recipe let you also choose the exact version of Selenium RC to be used:

[buildout]
parts = seleniumrc

[seleniumrc]
recipe = collective.recipe.seleniumrc
url = http://selenium.googlecode.com/files/selenium-server-standalone-2.0rc1.jar
md5sum = 19ac13b18cdc6840dd32678215d38e1b

In case you still need to use Selenium RC 1.x, you need to ask explicitely to unzip the download:

[buildout]
parts = seleniumrc

[seleniumrc]
recipe = collective.recipe.seleniumrc
url = http://selenium.googlecode.com/files/selenium-remote-control-1.0.3.zip
md5sum = 8935cc7fe4dde2fd2a95ddd818e7493b
download-only = false

Sometimes, you may want to use another Java executable:

[buildout]
parts = seleniumrc

[seleniumrc]
recipe = collective.recipe.seleniumrc
java-cmd = /home/www/java/bin/java

To suppress all default values (e.g., to install without verifying the MD5 checksum), use the 'no-defaults' option:

[buildout]
parts = seleniumrc

[seleniumrc]
recipe = collective.recipe.seleniumrc
url = http://selenium.googlecode.com/files/selenium-remote-control-1.0.3.zip
java-cmd = /home/www/java/bin/java
no-defaults = True


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