Hi Stefan,
thanks for your reply. I changed the test to use verifyXpath instead:
<webtest name="richFaces demo - test ajax commandButton">
<invoke
url="http://livedemo.exadel.com/richfaces-demo/richfaces/commandButton.j
sf c=commandButton"/>
<setInputField name="j_id221:j_id224" value="florian"/>
<clickButton label="Say Hello" name="j_id221:j_id225"/>
<verifyxpath xpath="id('out')/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'outhello'][2]"/>
</webtest>
But this does not solve the problem.
The problem is that the content is not updated. After the clickButton
step in the results I also don't have
A new content displayed. This test is only a small example. In our
application I use ajax buttons to manipulate much more page content (see
other post).
I've checked with a http proxy. The dat in xml form correct is sent from
the server, but somehow on the client side (webtest) the DOM is not
updated.
Stefan
>Dear Florian,
>
>see http://webtest.canoo.com/webtest/manual/verifyText.html:
<http://webtest.canoo.com/webtest/manual/verifyText.html:>
>"This step verifies the existence of the specified string somewhere in
the
>response received from server (ie the changes that may have occured
since
>the page has been loaded are not seen by this step)."
>
>You'll need to use e.g. verifyXpath to investigate changed content.
>
>Best regards,
>Stefan
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