Note on Table Representation
Most tables shown in these tutorials look something like this:
|Create Repeating Program |Reaper |34 |9:00 |60 |3/4/2008
|Add Weekly Episodes Named|Pilot~Charged~All Mine~Magic~What About Blob~Leon~Love
|Add Weekly Episodes Named|Bullets and Blacktop~The Cop~Ashes to Ashes~Cash Out~Hungry for Fame~Unseen
|Add Weekly Episodes Named|Acid Queen~Rebellion~Coming to Grips~Greg~Schmeg~The Leak~Cancun
|Populate Schedule
They are written this way to make them appear about how they appear in FitNesse when rendered in HTML. I could have used a graphic representation and in fact I did in the Getting Started tutorial. However, to avoid using bitmaps, I chose text. You can create these tables with or without the extra spaces. E.e., the above table without the spaces is valid:
|Create Repeating Program|Reaper|34|9:00|60|3/4/2008
|Add Weekly Episodes Named|Pilot~Charged~All Mine~Magic~What About Blob~Leon~Love
|Add Weekly Episodes Named|Bullets and Blacktop~The Cop~Ashes to Ashes~Cash Out~Hungry for Fame~Unseen
|Add Weekly Episodes Named|Acid Queen~Rebellion~Coming to Grips~Greg~Schmeg~The Leak~Cancun
|Populate Schedule
If you prefer the first but want to enter the second button, look for theformat button near theSave button in Fitnesse.
Working From Schuchert’s GitHub Repository
For instructions on working from github: FitNesse.Tutorials.WorkingFromGitHub
Java Tutorials Ready to be Used
- Getting Started
- Introduction To Decision Tables
- Introduction To Query Tables
- Script Tables
- Scenario Tables
- Table Tables
- Alternative Script Table Syntax
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