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>> Hi Nicholas,
>>
>> 1) AJAX use a lot of Javascript, so HtmlUnit is the solution,
>> even if I still have problem with onclick event (it works
>> with HtmlUnit alone, but not with jWebUnit+HtmlUnit).
>>
>
> Great. I'll try it out....
>
>
>> It is possible to package a jar with full dependencies
>> inside. If you are interested, just ask.
>>
>>
>
> No, not right now.
>
>
>> Concerning Jacobie, plugin is currently totally broken, as I
>> made some change in jWebUnit Interface, and jacob.dll is not
>> on the right place.
>> However, Selenium is a better solution, as it works with all browser.
>> I'm currently working on SeleniumDialog, and I hope it will
>> pass most of the tests soon.
>>
>
> You can move the jacob.dll into a new location....whereever....it should
> Be somewhere. Don't worry about this engine for now..... I haven't had
> any
> Time to even touch it in the last 6 months. Is it not compiling or
> something...I noticed
> You segmented everything into its own project....good call. Is this a
> Maven 2 thing? To make
> Packaging easier?
>
In fact, because of Maven 2 transitive dependencies, the old
architecture was needing all dependencies to use JWebUnit. For example,
you needed HttpUnit dependencies even with HtmlUnit. It brought many
conflict, so I decided to split in different modules. The core should
only contains user API, helper methods, and the interface plugins should
implement.
As every plugins use the same test cases, so I created a module for
tests (moreover, final users don't need to download test cases).
Now, packaging is easy thanks to Maven.
> About selenium....I see a lot of people using it....is it javascript
> based, thus allows
> Javascript to be plugged into each browser.... I thought you had to
> setup a proxy
> Of somesort to get it to work. It sounds like it may be a bit to
> setup....I may be totally wrong....but hey
> That is the beauty of the jwebunit arch. If one doesn't work (engine)
> try another....
>
> It would be nice to do for jwebunit just like springs concept of
> packaging or distros... They release
> Two distro's. One that is lightweight that is basically the compiled
> "spring" jars....and a
> Second distro that bundles "ALL depenencies" within one *.zip file. I
> don't know if you know
> Spring but it includes about, at least, 50 dependant jar files. These
> jars are sometimes hard
> To find.
>
OK, but I suggest one .zip by plugin, as peoples using HtmlUnit don't
want to download Jacobie stuff.
> See Ya,
>
> Nick Neuberger
>
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