Hello Thomas,
Thank you for your time, really.
I've moved the htmlunit lines to the server side and it seems to work?
However, I see the following warnings. Should I be concerned?
http://www.mwmechanics.net/Screenshot_server_side.png
Thank you very much!!!
On Jan 12, 5:58 pm, Thomas Broyer wro
HtmlUnit cannot be used client-side (i.e. "in your browser"). If you want to
display a page in your browser, then, well, display it: use a link (Anchor
widget) or wrap it in an iframe (Frame or NamedFrame widget)
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Hello,
Thanks for the responses.
Honestly, my ultimate goal is to make this one gwt application
crawlable.
>From what I understand, I need HtmlUnit to be run on the server side.
However, I read somewhere that you can also implement HtmlUnit to
display text-based pages on the client side too.
Henc
GWTTestCase-s are for using "client code" in your tests. This means your
tests will be run either in DevMode or compiled to JavaScript (and either in
a real browser or in HtmlUnit, as bundled within GWT's JUnitShell).
In your case, you want to use HtmlUnit *within* your test code, so it has to
I'm a beginner, so forgive me for not understanding what action to
take.
So, should I try to add a line to inherit GWTTestCase?
Or, should I take out the part "extend GWTTestCase" from my Junit test
file?
Thank you!
On Jan 11, 5:27 pm, Thomas Broyer wrote:
> It might be as easy as *not* inheritin
It might be as easy as *not* inheriting GWTTestCase, because obviously
HtmlUnit doesn't run in the browser.
(note that when running GWTTestCase-s, the JUnitShell automatically
generates a gwt.xml files inheriting both your getModuleName() and
com.google.gwt.junit.JUnit, so in 99.9% of cases you
Here is what my .gwt.xml looks like when including the line:
http://www.mwmechanics.net/htmlunit/myxml.png
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> do you have this line in your gwt module .gwt.xml file ?
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I put that line in and still got the same error displayed in
http://www.mwmechanics.net/htmlunit/Screenshot3.png
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> do you have this line in your gwt module .gwt.xml file ?
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I haven't. Let me try that out.
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Hi,
I have been trying to get htmlunit to run. I downloaded its zip file
like this one: http://www.mwmechanics.net/htmlunit/htmlunit-2.8.zip
and extracted it to http://www.mwmechanics.net/htmlunit/screenshot.png.
Now, here is what my Junit test looks like when htmlunit lines are
commented out. Th
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