If you're doing load and stress tests, JMeter and Badboy is a good combo.
Selenium is a very good tool to automatize functional tests, but this is something that Badboy do as well (have DWR/Ajax limitations, so sometimes is better go with Selenium).
But if you need unit and integration tests, you don't NEED the shale test framework - JSF itself is very testable, because of it's POJO nature and IoC capabilities.
Hope I could help
Best Regards
Rafael Mauricio Nami
2006/7/28, Dudu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I'm not a specialist, but I have tested with Shale Test Framework and mock objects
On 7/28/06, Remo Liechti < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hi guys
We have a JSF page built up with Spring and webflow. There are also some
java applets in it.
How do you test your jsf pages? The test should do: login->test some
pages->logout->give us the test results in a human readable format.
It should be possible to test the webflows, to test the interactivity
between applets and webflows(if you click on an object in the applet, a
webflow is started in another frame for example) etc.
Do you know such test applications?
Thanks for your feedback,
Remo
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