How to make all my test cases schedules run (automatic)

[Abu Hamzah]

I have created dozens of my test cases using Selenium WebDriver using .Net (c#) and my question is:

Is there a way to run all my test cases run on schedule? 

Currently I'm running my test cases manually in Visual Studio!

Any help?

[Nitin Malik]

Use hudson, jenkins and even windows task scheduler can accomplish this for you.

On Jan 22, 2013 10:10 PM, "Nitin Malik" <nitin....@gmail.com> wrote:

Use

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[Nitin Malik]

Use
On Jan 22, 2013 10:01 PM, "Abu Hamzah" <abuha...@gmail.com> wrote:
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[Abu Hamzah]

So, windows task scheduler will run the dll ? I have test cases in a class library project 

or can you redirect me to any site that talks about? - thanks.

[robbiewinston]

What test framework are your tests using? E.g NUnit, MbUnit, MSTest

[Abu Hamzah]

MSTest

[robbiewinston]

I've never used MSTest but having quick google, it seems like a dog so I would recommend using NUnit or MbUnit ( the latter supports parallel testing) then using either a bat file to run via command line on a scheduled task, or even better, create a CI server like Team City or Jenkins to run and schedule the tests for you with MsBuild. Installing team city to host a local server is really easy.

If you decide to stick with MsTest, apparently Gallio supports it as long as Visual Studio is installed. So if you get that working, you can use Echo command line tool to run the tests via a bat file. Gallio alo has a GUI called Icarus which would also provide a nicer way to run manually run tests instead of VS

[robbiewinston]

http://www.gallio.org/

[Abu Hamzah]

thanks appreciate your reply, unfortunately have to stick with MSTest due to the company policy. I will look into it and  - thanks again.

[Mike Riley]

You have to make it an executable, not a DLL, or an executable that uses the DLL.  Then you can have it run by Task Manager.

Mike