What are you all using to test JSPs once you have your business logic out as much as possible so you can test with JUnit? Do you use HttpUnit, or something...
... Google sez Cactus. I'm on the curve so I'm posting with no other content. What I hope is Cactus will let me test everything without doing that damn Tomcat...
Have a look at JWebUnit (http://jwebunit.sourceforge.net/)! - Yagiz - [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Yagiz Erkan
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Sep 1, 2005 3:34 pm
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I'm assuming we're talking about unit testing. 1 school of thought would be don't bother as long as your biz logic is isolated and tested. From there, I'd...
... What specifically are you wishing to test about the JSP? JB has some recipes for JSP's in JUnit Recipes that may be of interest. Also a post to the JUnit...
... I was gonna say. Given JSP seems to be such a narrow interface, can't a "server emulator" host each Java object, help it think it's a "servlet", and ...
... I would also recommend taking a look at Watir (web application testing in Ruby) if you know a little Ruby would like to learn: http://wtr.rubyforge.org/ I...
... On my list of test sites, that's DOM testing. So, despite its technical prowess, it's slower than tests that disintermediate the web server. I speak from...
... Well, on the .NET side there is NUnitAsp, which is like Waitr in that it runs through the server. Anytime you are dealing with things on the other side of...
... I suppose you could call tests in Watir functional tests, or mock client tests (re: _Ship It_). It certainly isn't right at the XHTML level, though I'm...
... A web server works by running server-side modules to produce data ready for a GUI. Then a GUI layer converts that data into HTML ready for shipment across ...
... What ... question ... stronger ... long ... the ... Not ... can ... test ... public for ... read ... I guess I am missing something in this discussion, but...
was carpooling with Bob this morning when he started telling me about how he was doing some slides last night "test first", and then about the idea of a test...
Hi, folks. I'm writing my monthly column for Software Test & Performance Magazine (stpmag.com), and I'd like your input. The topic, this time around, is Web...
Test Zealots: I don't know how useful or "agile" this offering is, and of course I have no hooks in it... http://qualityforge.com/testsmith/ ...but that page...
... Very nice ... and it WILL go into the list. Ron Jeffries www.XProgramming.com You don't need to see my identification. These aren't the ideas you're...
Hi Esther, One thing I've found myself doing quite often is caching. I had this problem not long ago of a search engine bot hitting hard on certain kind of...
Here are the first three things I would do if I had a system that appeared to be performing slowly: 1.) Create a benchmark suite of tests that would stress the...
... In THEORY, you lash yourself to the helm, and force all your development to use pure TDD thru either an IE driver like Watir or an HTTP driver like ...
... development to ... like ... HttpUnit is only for functional testing? Wonder why they used the word "Unit" in that name! I would certainly not want to rely...
... Riding a wave of popularity, maybe? ... Me neither (obviously, I believe in functional testing, too... I was just making commentary about using them for...
... Sadly, tragically, you can write failing tests with them, then upgrade code to pass the tests. I'm aware we should obey the README files. Some GUI work,...
... This is obviously best answered when we can separate out two environments, internet and intranets. In the internet arena performance problems are either...
... I think you're correct that the higher congnative cost keeps the analogy from TDD software from applying perfectly, but still I think to say your doing...
... And I apologize for mine. I wanted to be able to take the time to read through this fully. ... This wasn't my experience. The presenters didn't share any...
Hi Friends, I am very new to this group... I hope there are a lot of newbies like me and a lot of gurus too to help me... I am starting a project on Java for...
... Agreed. I've been test-driving GUIs for a while now, and the result is that the C++ class for handling the window contains most of the logic related to the...
