How to run Selenium IDE scripts in Selenium RC using PHPUnit?

The command to run the tests (without playing with filters etc...) includes the test suite name from which it deduces the filename. So.

The command to run the tests (without playing with filters etc...) includes the test suite name from which it deduces the filename. So, phpunit Testname rather than phpunit Testname.php.

Thanks for the reply ... I tried the above command also....but still there is no output....can you please suggest some other way... – Ankur Thakur Jul 15 at 7:04 @ankur On the new command prompt enter the specific directory location of the file and enter phpunit xyz. Php – Mike69 Jul 26 at 14:39.

Make sure your selenium RC is running. E.g. (java -jar selenium-server.

Jar) Try saving this test as : exampleTest. Php Then run it through the command line as : phpunit exampleTest. Php Hope this helps.

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