Newman Huang wrote:
> now i use webrat for cucumber scenario testing. i have a page with a
> form, which will post to a bank payment gateway. that is,
>
> <form action="http://www.abank.com/pay/blablabla";>
> ...
> <input type=submit name="sbm" value="confirm"/>
> </form>
>
> my scenario step script is:
>
> ==
> And I press "confirm"
> ==
>
> then I got such an error:
>
> "No route matches "/pay/blablabla" with {:method=>:post}..."
>
> i think webrat or rails ignore the "http://www.abank.com"; prefix
> automatically. and then i wrote a test script
>
> ==
> get "http://www.abank.com/..";
> puts response.body
> ==
>
> yes, the test result proves the suspicion. i think it should be handled
> in the rails testing layer. so, anybody can help me? thanks in advance.
I solved this problem by hacking webrat's code. walking around the
requesting from webrat form, and then use Net::HTTP for a substitutor,
require 'net/http'
require 'uri'
require 'nokogiri'
module Webrat
class Form
def submit
if !out_website?(form_action)
@session.request_page(form_action, form_method, params)
else
handle_outwebsite_action(form_action,params)
end
end
def handle_outwebsite_action(form_action,params)
#...
end
end
end
require it before cucumbing.
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