After you check out the source from the repository, you will find the code to be organized in the following folder structure:
 | The directory structure has not been updated for a while now. there are new projects that have been added which needs to appear here. |
----browser_patrol ----core ----docs ----dom_xchange ----etc ----lib ----licenses ----log ----object_depot ----packages ----resources ----temp ----templates ----test_definition ----testdata ----tray_application ----ui ----website ----wet_common_controls ----wet_meta
The information contained within each folder is as follows:
- wet_common_controls - C# Common user controls that other projects of WET may need to reuse.
- wet_meta - C# project for handling some of the configuration / meta data application resources, etc.,
- browser_patrol - This is a C# class library that contains the implemtation of various forms of representing the actual browser - Browser Treeview, Simulated browser forms
- dom_xchange - This contains the C# project for xchanging dom information between ruby layer and c# layer.
- object_depot - Project and associated files of the object depot manager (aka repository manager)
- test_definition - C# Project to manage the test definition / associated forms
- tray_application - C# Project for the WET RPC Tray Manager tray application
- ui - C# project for the main WET UI application. This Project infact calls classes from most of the other projects.
- core - The WET Core layer (ruby)
- docs - Name says it all
- etc - The common data files like configuration file, object identification file, etc .,
- lib - 3rd party libraries that WET users
- licenses - Name says it all
- log - Name says it all
- packages - Source packages of other opensource tools / frameworks that WET uses
- resources - images, etc., required by WET
- temp - A temporary directory
- templates - Contains the default template for various artificats like test definition etc.,
- testdata - Data used for testing.
- website - (Internal use only )
The above organization structure was created to separate out the various components into separate projects. This helps in better reuse.