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FitNesse for Appian

Overview

FitNesse for Appian is a client-side tool that makes it easy to create automated tests on the Appian platform. Create test scripts that will run Appian as if a user was clicking through the application and filling out data. FitNesse for Appian includes easy instructions to get you started.

Note: Java 11 required for plugin version 23.4

Key Features & Functionality

With FitNesse for Appian, you can:

  • Write easy-to-read wiki language tests for Appian applications
  • Speed up testing times
  • Set up reusable regression tests

Reusable scripts can be written to:

  • Create new packages
  • Move them to different stages in the workflow
  • Check that forms are being populated correctly
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  • HI, there is a way to use Fitnesse also in enviroment that is under vpn and is saml authentication based.
    How I should set the configuration ?
    Thanks in advance.

  • If you are wanting to skip the SAML login for autmated testing users, you can try using the native Appian login by setting the login URL to <ENV_URL>/suite?signin=native. If you need to use SAML I think it's likely you'd need to write a plugin but could also try setting the IDs of the username and password login fields on the SAML page to the same IDs used by Appian on their login page

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  • If you are wanting to skip the SAML login for autmated testing users, you can try using the native Appian login by setting the login URL to <ENV_URL>/suite?signin=native. If you need to use SAML I think it's likely you'd need to write a plugin but could also try setting the IDs of the username and password login fields on the SAML page to the same IDs used by Appian on their login page

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