This has been the best solution that we've found for getting parameters
with Server Side tests.
Nicholas Dierauf wrote:
I believe that you would have to modify the ServletTestRunner servlet in order
to accept parameters.
You may want to look into writing a data-driven test instead. When I need configurable test like this, I add a suite() method to the Cactus test to read from a configuration file, such as an XML file. You can then iterate through the configuration file and generate a test case for each item. This way you can just modify the configuration file instead of updating and recompiling the java file every time you want to add a new test case. J.B. Rainsberger's JUnit Recipes has a great chapter on writing data-driven tests.
Good luck,
Nick.
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Subject: RE: Can I pass parameters to ServletTestCase ?
If you are interested in passing parameters, take a look at this page,
http://jakarta.apache.org/cactus/writing/howto_testcase.html, under Step
6. I haven't actually used this functionality.
I am still having a problem running cactus tests from a JUnit
TestRunner. The only test runner I can use at this point is
ServletTestRunner. So, it is not looking like Cactus will be used if I
can't resolve the problem of running cactus tests from the command line.
I think this forum is sort of dead.
Hope that helps,
Dan
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From: Jean-Charles Giardina [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 22, 2006 8:26 AM
To: Cactus User
Subject: Can I pass parameters to ServletTestCase ?
Hi,
Can I pass URL parameters to a ServletTestCase ?
I want to test more and more value with the same test method.
I don't want to recompile to change value.
I want to use an URL like :
http://localhost/ServletTestRunner?suite=my.tests.MyTest&foo=bar
where "foo" is the parameter name and "bar" is the parameter value.
Thks
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