Re: JSF web application test

2005-12-20 Thread Craig McClanahan
On 12/20/05, Keith Lynch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Sounds interesting!It is. I saw it demoed at JP05 and it looked great.  How long does it take to setup up such tests?As long as it takes you to navigate your own interface plus + about 2-5 mins for each test case. Is it tricky?Not at a

Re: JSF web application test

2005-12-20 Thread Keith Lynch
Sounds interesting!It is. I saw it demoed at JP05 and it looked great.  How long does it take to setup up such tests?As long as it takes you to navigate your own interface plus + about 2-5 mins for each test case. Is it tricky?Not at all. Regards, AndyWhile at JP I also saw a part of sha

Re: JSF web application test

2005-12-20 Thread Keith Lynch
Take a look at Seleniumhttp://www.openqa.org/selenium/ There's even a firefox plugin to record your tests :)On 12/20/05, Jesse Alexander (KBSA 21) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: -Original Message-I believe you are looking for httpunit .-/Original Message-Or its abstraction JWebUnit.Ale

RE: JSF web application test

2005-12-20 Thread Jesse Alexander \(KBSA 21\)
-Original Message- I believe you are looking for httpunit . -/Original Message- Or its abstraction JWebUnit. Alexander Original message > What is the way to write automatic tests for web > application using JSF? Right now I have to open web > browser to manually t

Re: JSF web application test

2005-12-20 Thread Dennis Byrne
I believe you are looking for httpunit . Original message >Date: Tue, 20 Dec 2005 00:16:41 -0800 (PST) >From: Dave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: JSF web application test >To: users@myfaces.apache.org > > What is the way to write automatic tests for web > application using JSF? Ri