Speaking of testing.....I recently came across a really cool plugin
for FireFox. It's called TestGen4Web and it let's you record and
save a browser session.
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What the heck is a browser session?
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Oh, I'm glad you asked. It is the set of step that you (as a user)
do within a browser window. You can then have the saved session
(which is in xml by the way) converted to an HttpUnit test.
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/1385/
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James Mitchell
On Apr 28, 2006, at 4:06 PM, Wendy Smoak wrote:
On 3/21/06, Greg Reddin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
As for the test cases, I'm not very familiar with Cactus or some
other web app testing packages. So to save time, I've been testing
using a simple web application and clicking through.
...
I can also check my test app into the sandbox if it
will help. Maybe someone can go ahead and start the process of
converting them to Cactus or whatever they need to be.
Craig mentioned HtmlUnit, which we're now using with Cargo to confirm
that each Action 1 example app will at least deploy and display its
default page. If you'll check in the app you mentioned, I'll add a
simple test and you can try it out. Warning: it might require a
little rearranging for Maven 2. :)
Cactus tests are beyond me at this point, I still haven't figured out
why the ones for Struts Taglib don't work.
Thanks,
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Wendy
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