…scenario view but also you can see what are the widgets responsible for or what is possible for the Guest user and what is possible for the logged-in User.
Interaction
I found it hard to implement interaction between users in a Cucumber style of testing. I mean things like this:
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In this example, the Guest OS being downloaded and installed into VirtualBox (note: without any GUI) is Ubuntu Lucid , but you could use any VirtualBox packaged unix system.
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