> I do write buggy tests myself once in a while :( > Should we test tests? :)
If you worked on nuke power station software, maybe (I hope) you would find out the answers! In short, you probably need a code generator to create your test cases. And this is when you want everything to be as simple as possible, because at the end of the day, people have to check everything. If you ever studied structured programming like JSP (Jackson Structured Programming) then all your code consists of code sequences, iterations and conditions. The basic units of programming, and you stick to the rules (no gotos). That way your tests are simpler and fewer. At least with Tapestry, you don't have that temptation to put some business logic in the JSP, and who tests JSPs like that! Keep your page classes nice and simple, make sure business logic is strictly in POJOs of HiveMind services or similar, sounds good enough to me. John --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
