New milestone out now! It contains the much requested String array property editor.

If you use cells with row breaks in Excel (Ctrl-Return on Windows, Ctrl-Opt-Return on Mac) and inject into a String[] property, it will make each row a string in the array. Very useful for multi-value select / checkboxes in web app testing etc.

We've just added a HTTP Server Mock to DDSteps. Check it out! You can mock out a web service that you depend on, and assert that your app sent the right request.

Finally - a Maven 2 release. Check out the repo at Maven Repos.

A quick version bump of EHCache to 1.2. Includes the Eclipse 3.2 fix too.

A sample project for DDSteps 1.1 has been released. The "samples-petclinic" shows how to do end-to-end testing of a real web application; The petclinic, a Spring framework demo app.

Get it at SourceForge.

JavaDocs and Coverage reports for 1.1 are finally online.

Cruising in an Airbus just over Canada, we've just released DDSteps 1.1. Ain't technology schweet!

Get it at SourceForge today!.

A feature complete release candidate of DDSteps 1.1 has been uploaded to SourceForge. Check it out, and make sure to put all the bugs in JIRA!

The DDSteps website, Wiki and Jira tracker moved today to a new home on a much cooler server (approx. 10 degrees actually). In the process, the Confluence got bumped to 2.2.0 and the Jira to 3.6.0. Please enjoy!

With 1.1 on the horizon, the DDSteps team has improved the documentation. Have a look, and please comment!

The public website for DDSteps (http://www.ddsteps.org) has now moved to confluence. If needed, you can access the old, Maven generated site at http://ddsteps.sourceforge.net.

DDSteps invites all to sign up and start posting comments!

Finally, DDSteps has its own confluence up and working. Right now, content is moving from the old website (hosted at SourceForge). As soon as the migration is ready, www.ddsteps.org will be redirected to this space.