Watij (http://watij.com) will work against IE and is Java-based. I don't
think it does Firefox (yet) but it works well against IE. You'll have to
integrate this into your unit tests post-deployment.
Brian
Kevin Jackson wrote:
Just to throw my hat in the ring...
If you don't like HttpUnit (for whatever reason). Watir[1] (IE) and
FireWatir (firefox) can be used as an alternative for checking your
links, driving the automation of tests.
Getting them running as part of the build process is eaasy enough with
<exec>, but if you're feeling confident you can use the jruby+bsf
support and write them with scriptdef (note this will be a real
challenge)
Kev
[1] http://wtr.rubyforge.org/
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