fitnesse for Appian: Documentation

Hi,

 

I would like to learn a bit more of Fitnesse for Appian, get to be able to create test cases and suites for my Appian application.

Can someone recommend the best material to work with? I am struggling to find step step cases on Appian.

 

Thanks!

Manuel

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  • Hello Manuel,

    I would recommend you to install the fitnesse you just have to unzip it on the filder c:/FitnesseForAppian ( if you are in windows) or to play with the properties if you want it somewhere else.

    forum.appian.com/.../summary

    Then when running in the http://localhost:8090 you will be able to see all the documentation , specifically the Cheatsheet will help you a lot.

    If you are learning the usage and the syntax take a look at this application which might help you with that,. You have to install it and create a rule for each page you want to test on it and it will help you to learnt the syntax.
    Hope this helps

    Jose
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    Thanks Jose,

    I installed and managed to run the test for the test-app. I see a lot of useful information, but still missing how to make the complete suite and tests with the configurations. I see some kind of imports done for the settings, I managed to modify the test sample test case, but I am missing a how to, step by step - from creating the configs, to reusing them etc - .

    I was wondering if there was more material, but I guess that it is, you need to learn fitnesse from fitnesse.
  • Hello Manuel,

    Are you looking for something specific on the configurations of the pages? If so that is something most of the times you won’t be using. Or you are looking for other configurations?

    In the installation there is an example of a suite, if you don’t find it let me know I can run it and let you know exactly where it is but it is simpler than you might think. I remember there is a mother section in the documentation on how to structure the suites.

    1_test suite

     A_scenario

     B_scenario2

    2_test suite

    The test suite most of the time will have some information as explanation and the

    | ... contents ... |

    You can add some additional pages (children of the suite) like SetUp, TearDown or ScenarioLibrary

    Those help a lot

    Hope this helps

    Jose

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  • Hello Manuel,

    Are you looking for something specific on the configurations of the pages? If so that is something most of the times you won’t be using. Or you are looking for other configurations?

    In the installation there is an example of a suite, if you don’t find it let me know I can run it and let you know exactly where it is but it is simpler than you might think. I remember there is a mother section in the documentation on how to structure the suites.

    1_test suite

     A_scenario

     B_scenario2

    2_test suite

    The test suite most of the time will have some information as explanation and the

    | ... contents ... |

    You can add some additional pages (children of the suite) like SetUp, TearDown or ScenarioLibrary

    Those help a lot

    Hope this helps

    Jose

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