Howdy Marc, See inline below. Also, since I'm not very familiar with ant, it took a while to find #4 (echo), but it's become very helpful.
Craig > Hi Craig, > > these tricks are very interesting. What about putting them in the Wiki > (in a first time)? I suppose that such information is missing because > none of the WebTest committers has a QA role like yours. > > Some additional comments/questions: > > 1) you can use > <enableJavaScript .../> > to locally enable/disable javascript support Right. This would give more granular control. > > 2) just curious: why do you need to set > throwExceptionOnFailingStatusCode to false? There are situations in our product where the server disconnects instead of allowing the client to close the connection, especially when the client submits a request to reboot the server/box. We use tomcat as the application server, but we write our own SSL/SSH front end and then serve the request to tomcat on localhost in the clear. I think we just do the disconnect a bit different from the standards in these situations and the mainstream user agents are slightly more relaxed about the standards. (I've not looked at it too closely though.) > > 3) Not sure to really understand what is the aim of this. You want to > verify the debug messages? I use this to verify the outcome of particular JS calls where I believe there may be problems, but the outcome isn't explicitly shown. This is how I found the issue where table.rows[0].cells.length was returning 0 when the first element was <TH> instead of <TD>. Perhaps there is a way to send output to a Java or Javascript Console, but I don't know how to do that. > > 5) is perfect. This is exactly what allows to quickly understand and fix > a problem. > > Marc. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ WebTest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.canoo.com/mailman/listinfo/webtest
