On Mon, Jan 19, 2004 at 09:25:35AM +1300, Nick Phillips wrote:
> It seems you are going through pretty much what I did a month or two
> ago.
I'm glad to hear it's not just me!
> And eventually Stas said something that triggered that in me, too. But
> I do think that a better tutorial document
> So let me see if I follow you. The request script is the client and
> should output the test results. The response handler is handling the
> server-side requests. It can send information back to the client to
> output. It looked, though, like Geoff was using examples such as plan
> $r, tests=>9
> I would appreciate some recommendations
> for books that explain the big picture view of testing. Have any titles
> on your bookshelf that you'd suggest for someone like myself? I don't
> know of any books that discuss testing specifically from a Perl
> perspective. Do you?
ORA had one in the wo
On 20/01/2004, at 2:48 AM, Geoffrey Young wrote:
So let me see if I follow you. The request script is the client and
should output the test results. The response handler is handling the
server-side requests. It can send information back to the client to
output. It looked, though, like Geoff was usi
>> now, Apache-Test gets tricky. it _also_ makes sure that the server
>> response
>> gets funneled to Test::Harness if you use the plan $r, tests => 9 syntax
> I think this makes it sound trickier than it needs to; AIUI the feeding the
> results back to Test::Harness is nothing to do with what s
Geoffrey Young wrote:
now, Apache-Test gets tricky. it _also_ makes sure that the server
response
gets funneled to Test::Harness if you use the plan $r, tests => 9 syntax
I think this makes it sound trickier than it needs to; AIUI the feeding the
results back to Test::Harness is nothing to do wit
Stas Bekman wrote:
[...]
But that's exactly what is happening. Test::Harness runs only only the
client side, it actually runs the clients. Test::Harness in the A-T
setup has no idea the server side exists at all. The server side can
run ok/skip/etc via Test, Test::More, Apache::Test, etc. it th
