Alex

> Another thing: When there is an error in the main process (for example if ZombieDriver::triggerBrowserEvent() fails for an unknown reason), the sub-process still runs in the background, and prevents...

@stof , apparently Zombie now can be used on Windows. Can you please look into that?

We should post that somewhere: `Can't use Zombie, because you're on Windows? Switch to Ubuntu!` :)

I wasn't able to install Zombie on Windows myself. @csarrazi , can you clarify on what `VS2010/12/13` is? Is it `Visual Studio`? Do I need to install whole Visual Studio...

> My suggestion would be to move the business logic to a bunch of functions defined in the script running the zombie server itself. Then, the ZombieDriver would just have...

Interesting. This new NPM project would be NodeJS sever which internally runs Zombie and in fact can be used by anybody who needs it (not only Mink driver). > the...

For example `MinkRemoteZombieDriver` (our new driver) in v1.0.0 will need `MinkZombieServer` 2.0.0 package from NPM to be installed. How do we ensure using Composer alone, that the MinkZombieServer running on...

Works for me. I'm using following: - Mink 1.7.1 - MinkZombieDriver 1.4.0 - Zombie 4.2.1 And there is a test that proves that it should work.

I've constructed NodeJS code (Zombie only, no Mink) example that is executed from your example: ``` js var zombie = require('zombie'), browser = new zombie(); var checkCondition = function ()...

According to https://github.com/assaf/zombie/issues/696 the `wait` doesn't really ensure the wait functionality we need. @stof , I'm proposing to add tests, that assert that waiting actually performed given amount of seconds...