basically you need to signup for a codehaus account at

http://xircles.codehaus.org/signup

Then apply to be a developer at

http://xircles.codehaus.org/projects/grails-plugins/members

Once that is done email me and I’ll approve and let you know next steps

Cheers
Graeme

I’m working on:
1. create-selenium-test which takes a path to a file relative to the selenium/tests directory and creates an empty test file.
So, grails create-selenium-test register/invalidlogin.gsp would create web-app/selenium/tests/register/invalidlogin.gsp and like wise if you specify a file ending with .html or .psv

2. create-selenium-domain-test which creates the same tests as the webtest plugin. This may turn out useful for showing the advantages between the different types (gsp, html, psv)

3. run-selenium which fires up the browser pointing at the tests. This was suggested by another user, who pointed out this would help with continuous integration.

I have been playing with version 0.2 in one of my projects and it works seamlessly. Actually great timing, as I was having issues with getting the Canoo tests to work, issue with some of the Ajax javascript libraries, which of course Selenium doesn’t care about.

+1 on the “grails create-selenium” script

Matt – good idea, I’ll get on it.