Release History

November 2009

• A new tool, LTAFRunner.exe, which allows you to automatically launch and record the results of your LTAF enabled website.
• A new assembly, Microsoft.Web.Testing.Lightweight.RemoveService.dll, which allows integration of LTAF tests directly into a unit testing framework. For example MSTest or NUnit.

June 2009

• Ability to automate frames and iframe elements in a test.
• A new WebTestConsole class allows tests to write messages to the commands area of the driver page.
• Ability to hide the console before tests run in order to increase performance of long-running test suites.
• A new method IsServerError in the HtmlPage class allows tests to quickly determine whether the rendered page is an ASP.NET error page.
• New events raised by the TestExecutor class let subscribers execute code during the life cycle of a test run.
• Improved support for writing custom logs.
• First version of API reference help.

April 2009

• Ability to automate pop-up windows within a test.
• Cleanup of the user interface, which now includes easy-to-read pass/fail results.
• Ability to find elements by partial attributes (for example, to find elements by one of their CSS classes).
• Ability to put test cases inside namespaces.
• Ability to rerun only failed tests in a new window.
• Ability to extend the Assert class.