Yes, I have used Cactus in the past. My question revolves around the
DefaultHttpClient class. Looking at the source, I see within the callRunTest
method the following method:
// Specify the service to call on the redirector side
theRequest.addParameter(HttpServiceDefinition.SERVICE_NAME_PARAM,
ServiceEnumeration.CALL_TEST_SERVICE.toString(),
WebRequest.GET_METHOD);
My question is, how does cactus determine the service name of the servlet under
test?
William Ferguson wrote:
>Perry,
>
>Mail archive at
>http://www.mail-archive.com/cactus-user@jakarta.apache.org/
>
>Cactus is a tool that enables you to run your Unittests inside a
>container. Typically this means that you construct Junit TestCase
>classes that extends from org.apache.cactus.ServletTestCase
>These are they executed locally and as part of the Cactus framework, the
>request for each test is transmitted over the wire to the Cactus Servlet
>which must be deployed into your applciation along with a copy of your
>test case classes. The Cactus Servlet then executes the request test
>inside the container and transmits the result back to the local TestCase
>instance.
>
>
>William
>
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