Hi Roger,

never mind the time-out, the complete web-app has already been assembled.
If you have installed any local web-server, you can either set your document
root to include target/test-classes or copy everything under that folder
into
your web document root. Then, open
  http://localhost/<...whatever, maybe
empty...>/target/test-classes/tests.html,

Usually, you would set up a second project using the library and building as
a web-app, but I took the fast lane and told Maven that
KalturaClientSample.as
is test code. Then Maven + Jangaroo build a test web-app and try to run it
using Selenium, but I just wanted to run and debug it in the browser
"manually".

As said, you can ignore the time-out and open tests.html manually in
Firefox.
However, if you want Jangaroo tests to run automatically, you would have to
download Selenium 1 remote control (I think 1.0.3 is the latest version)
and start
its "server" with
   java -jar selenium-server.jar
Then, the Jangaroo test, instead of timing out, should contact this Selenium
server, which in turn fires up Firefox (or your default browser) to run
"tests.html".
Alternatively, you can install phantomjs, and the test should run there
(without starting any browser).

Have fun,
-Frank-

Thanks! I've managed to pull down jangaroo-tools and jangaroo-libs and