Speed up your ASP .NET integration test-cases written using Selenium 2.0 The provided base-class, BaseIntegrationTest, provides the following facilities to speed up your tests: - Re-uses the Selenium web-driver across your all tests - Preserves the login across tests if there is no need to re-login. - Provides helper methods to save your typing and give your fingers a break! Here is an example of a test class that inherits from BaseIntegrationTest: using System; using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting; using OpenQA.Selenium; using OpenQA.Selenium.Firefox; namespace Web.UI.Tests { [TestClass] public class FillFormIntegrationTest : BaseIntegrationTest { [ClassInitialize] public static void ClassInitialize(TestContext context) { ClassInitialize(Logins.UserOne); } [ClassCleanup] public static void ClassCleanup() { BaseIntegrationTest.ClassCleanup(); } [TestMethod] public void CanFillAndSubmitFormAfterLogin() { Open("~/FillOutForm.aspx"); Assert.AreEqual("Fill out form", driver.Title); Type("firstName", "User"); Type("lastName", "One"); Type("address1", "99 Test Street"); Type("city", "Test City"); Type("state", "TX"); Click("btnSubmit"); AssertTextContains(By.CssSelector("confirm-label"), "Submission successful."); } } } For further details, check-out my blog post: http://nizarnoorani.com/writing-integration-tests-for-asp-net-with-selenium-2-0-part-2
noorani786/Speeding-Up-Selenium-2.0-for-ASP.NET
A base-class that provides an easier to work with API as well as facilities to speed up tests written via Selenium 2.0 for ASP .NET