I just want to automate our tests for webchat server. This webchat
server is browser based. I want to automate it as a user--from user
point of view on how to use the webchat. I need to test the
functionality of the webchat server. I guess I need to test both HTML
responds and functionality of the webchat server on the browser. What
do you think?
On Nov 29, 2005, at 1:36 PM, Nate Kirby wrote:
It depends what you are testing. If you are testing the HTML a
server responds with, then it can black box, if you are testing the
functionality of some javascript ina browser then it can be white box.
what are you doing?
Nate
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Subject: [Selenium-users] Do you consider selenium a black box
testing tool?
I don't think HttpUnit is a blackbox testing tool. What about
selenium? Is it really working in browser or simulate browser
like HttpUnit does? Thanks.
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