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Subject: Use selenium with continuum
Date: Thu, 8 May 2008 14:20:25 +0200
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We have some tests that are run by Selenium, but for some reason Continuu=
m doesn't want to run them.  When we run them from command line, everythi=
ng works like a charm.  Even if we run those tests from the folder that C=
ontinuum uses.  We don't get an error, just the message "Launching Intern=
et Explorer" and that's it.  Nothing happens.

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Continuum is installed on a VMWare image, so I don't know if that could b=
e the reason.  Deployment of the webapplication is done by Cargo.


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