You could call a script from Confluence, but you would probably need to write a Confluence plug in to do so.

As for the question about using Customer.rb, I actually call it dynamically each time a particular function is specified in the wiki, using:

actual_outcome, actual_output = required_method.call(*parameters)

This might not be the best solution for you. There are some other options which include:
Using Faucets
or using Rasta which supports Google Docs.

Cheers,
Alister

Sorry in advance if any of these questions should be evident to me but I have never worked with a wiki before. I am going to go through the tutorial on Confluence today and was wondering is there a more detailed tutorial for creating Watir tests in Confluence?

Is it possible to set the scripts so they can be run from confluence? I saw for instance that you required Custoer.rb but did not see anyplace where it was called in the example?

I have several people in my group who would utilize the scripts I have created but are not comfortable with running the scripts from the command line so I would like to find some way of presenting them through a wb interface with the ability to fillin variables presented as a form field and run the script.

or can you suggest a better way to accompolish what I am trying to do?

I would appreciate any suggestions.

Thanks,
Eric