#1 Update user manual for UTF 1.0

[Anonymous]

Andy,

1. On page 11 of 41 (6.1 The UTF Selenium IDE format) you mention about how to cut and paste the source for UTF in Selenium IDE. I think the path mentioned here is misleading. This is listed below:

In Eclipse go to UniversalTestFramework->Selenium XUL->Formats. You should find a file
called UTF. Open it up.

One cannot find the UTF folder under the listed path instead I accessed <b>UniversalTestFramework->Selenium IDE->Format ->UTF - Universal Test Format</b>

2. I had a hard-time finding the right ant file for UTF extraction process. Attached is the snapshot where you have described <b>SeleneseExtractionProcess -> UTF Extraction -> Build.xml. As per the document when I tried to checkout the code from CVS I never found the build.xml file under SeleneseExtractionProcess -> UTF Extraction folder as listed in the manual (Please see my screenshot). I think one good idea may be to have distinct names for all 4 build.xml files pertaining to the parent folder where they exist.

Thanks

[Nobody/Anonymous]

UTF Extraction Ant File Screenshot

[UTF]

This is great feedback.
The pain you are experiencing is the fact that I have not updated the User Manual to support UTF_0_1_0_0. The project structure has changed. Apologies for this - I will update the document.
The build.xml naming convention is what Eclipse expects. It stops being confusing once you have droppped them into the Ant window.

Are you all set now. You posted a few more comments on the blog which I was concerned about.
In regard to coverting into the UTF format from the S-IDE, enusre your source is OK before exporting. Checkout the troubleshooting section to see how this should look. Enusre that you have latest version of the IDE or at least version 1.0
After exporting your script it will still be HTML. You need to convert it via the Ant script.

Best regards and thanks.

[Nobody/Anonymous]

This is hopefully clearer in the most recent document that supports - UTF_0_1_*.
Thanks.