Steve Loughran wrote:
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5. You get to verify the output matches what you want. Except
Httpunit feeds its stuff through tidy; its very HTML-centric. Does
anyone know how to use it to test proper XML documents, with
namespaces and the like?
XmlUnit ?
http://xmlunit.sf.net/
http://stefan.samaflost.de/blog//en/oss/XMLUnit
yes I've given stefan my todo list. the way I test my stuff (Atom feeds)
is to use <get> and then feed it through the 3rd party RelaxNG task that
checks the output against the schema.
You could always use some of your copious free time to pitch in ;-)
If you really want cool server-side testing, Selenium is the best. Its
the only one to run in-browser.
HttpUnit does support javascript, though its tied to the pre-java 6
APIs. I wonder if you could write a bridge which used the BSF APIs but
talked javax.scripting behind the scenese..
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