Hi Guys,
Another question for you bunch as you seem to be the most helpful out
there (have posted on the comp.lang.ruby group with no response).
I have been trying to make requests to the webserver via SOAP adapting
an example i had found on another site. Am i looking at the right
thing for
I was testing an rss feed and used Mechanize + Hpricot to do so. I got
the url from the application using Watir and then passed it to Mechanize
to get the page and then used Hpricot to validate it.
Bret
srinivas subramanian wrote:
Hi,
Its been quite some time, since i've started using
Have you considered using Mechanize instead of Watir? That's what I've
used when I've had to test XML.
Bret
winstan wrote:
Hello Again,
After playing around with rexml with some of the URL’s provided in
this thread and other sites I have found I have established that you
are in fact
Hi Bret,
No i havent used Mechanize. Nor have i heard of it to be honest.
Before i jump into it and start playing around with it, i would like
to ask have you used it in the means in which im trying to access the
xml defined above?
Cheers
On Dec 23, 3:08 am, Bret Pettichord b...@pettichord.com
Hi,
Its been quite some time, since i've started using Watir. Its awesome. I've
used Hpricot to test xmls. It worked out well for me. Please refer:
http://code.whytheluckystiff.net/hpricot/
Thanks,
Srinivas
On Tue, Dec 23, 2008 at 5:25 AM, winstan lucasdavidwinstan...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi
You really don't want to be reinventing XML parsing (badly) with
string substitution or regular expressions. Given a string with your
XML in it, the REXML code to get the values you want would look
something like the following. You'll have to use something like
Net::Http to actually make the web
Why are you accessing the web service using Watir and IE? Will end
users of the web service access it with a browser? If not, and if
you're just using the web service to get data to use in other GUI
tests, you might find something like Net::Http and REXML to be more
appropriate for this part of
