> > - ii: I don't see it using netcat You can use netcat in the program or in the test. This is an example where you can do the test of ii using simple shell scripts with netcat. You don't need unit test or mockup.
> - quark: Doesn't use inetd Because it was not designed by me. I propossed it and there were people didn't want do it in this way. But again, you can use netcat to test the program. > - surf: depends on webkit for most stuff Yes, and do you can use unit test to test if webkit is correct? Surf is only a good wrapper about webkit, so if you mockup webkit you are going to test only the part without problems. The problems in surf is the interconexion with webkit (and webkit itself). For example, I compiled surf the other day in a system without any font (fc-list | wc -l == 0), and surf generated ramdom cores, in a very nested function of webkit. How can you test it with unit tests mocking webkit? > - dwm: X11 API You are moving to something different to the original topic, network testing. When you have graphical programs you need something different. I worked in a company that used xvkbd and other program (I don't remember the name now) to read the content of the window. You can use something like [1] today. Regards, [1] http://www.semicomplete.com/projects/xdotool/xdotool.xhtml
