Hi Myke,
I think you sort of misinterpreted the abilities of sfBrowser. All
that sfBrowser does is simulating a symfony request. It is used to
test your local symfony application, but you cannot access any remote
host with it since it does not implement any mechanism (like fopen,
curl etc.) to resolve and access URIs.
I can't answer whether this is the cause for the above error, but
On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 7:01 PM, myke <m...@surfshot.com> wrote:
> $b = new sfTestFunctional (new sfBrowser('www.somesite.com',
> '127.0.0.1'));
generally cannot work.
Bernhard
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