Suggestions for a webtestingframework

Hi, take a look at this irclog.

Midcom needs a testingframework. Does anyone have any experience with 
any tools and ideas on which tools are fit for the job and should be used?

7:42 <bergie> did you have plans about automated tests?
17:43 <tarjei> yes I was thinking about some. We need to think about a 
testing framework for the whole midcom/midgard process that makes 
development go very fast
17:43 <tarjei> i.e. that helps us find bugs early
17:44 <bergie> that would be great. we've had some problems with regressions
17:44 <tarjei> the first step would be to have two demo/test v-servers 
one for latest midcom and one for latest midgard
17:45 <tarjei> I posted a few urls to you some time ago did you look at 
them?
17:46 <bergie> I don't remember this. irc or email?
17:46 <tarjei> irc I think
17:47 <tarjei> I might have posted them to someone else :/
17:47 <tarjei> for core the pear unittests should be a good idea
17:49 <bergie> ok
17:50 <tarjei> http://tigerteam.se/dl/gwee/ <-- we should run it against 
midcom
17:51 <tarjei>     *  Provide minimal configuration/install requirements 
for people building the tests.
17:51 <tarjei>     * Provide the simplest possible learning curve for 
people building the tests.
17:51 <tarjei>     * Provide an extensible and configurable 
infrastructure to developers to allow them to either use prebuilt tests 
or to roll their own as needed.
17:51 <tarjei> ups c-n-paste error
17:51 <tarjei> http://webtst.sourceforge.net/
17:51 <tarjei> webtst seems very cool
17:52 <tarjei> http://slimdog.jzonic.org/WorkingWithForms.html is 
another one with potential

Tarjei