I do believe as well that jMock doesn't provide enough context for
writing proper tests of JSF-behaviour.
At leasts whatever tests I have written so far needed some more than
just a method to call and the information on whether this method has
been called.
regards,
Martin
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I thought more about this
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Do we have any performance analysis of the impact of these long keys, or do
we just intuitively think it's a big deal? For example, what happens when
GZIP compression is used to deliver both the initial page and partial
responses? We should
