Re: [Wet-users] Wet source code

[Sathya S. <sa...@qa...>]

Hi Jack,

Previously we had the window menu. Unfortunately because of some of the 
issues with the way .net works with the window menu and due to the race 
condition, we had to remove that.  If it is making things little 
difficult without window menu then we need to rethink and if possible we 
have to put that back.

The second thing you mentioned that the links are broken.  Can you put 
the links that are broken in the JIRA tracker of openqa.

http://jira.openqa.org/secure/Dashboard.jspa

Thanks for all your comments and keep them coming :-)

Thanks
Sathya Shankar

Sathya Shankar wrote:

> Hi Jack,
>
> Yes WET is open source.  Wet is listed in the 
> http://www.openqa.org/wet and then the svn repository (code) is in
>
> http://openqa.org/wet/cvs.action
>
> Let me know if you need some more info.
>
> Sathya Shankar
>
> Fruh, Jack E. (SAIC) wrote:
>
>> Hey everyone,
>>
>>   Wet's open source right?
>>
>>   Is the source code available somewhere?
>>
>>   I tried the links from the website but they were broken.
>>
>>   Also as a side note - wet looks great - I really like the concept 
>> behind it.
>>
>>   Like many others, my first experience with wet/waitr/ruby and so 
>> far seems easy, though the .net ui seems buggy, and desperately needs 
>> a 'window' menu
>>
>> - Jack Fruh
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