For user-testing (e.g. simulating user-clicks, typing in fields, etc.), I started with Canoo WebTest, but have since switched enthusiastically to Selenium (http://www.openqa.org/selenium/), along with the Selenium IDE and Xpather plugins for Firefox. It's black-box testing, but since my Tapestry listeners are generally just calling service-beans which have already been JUnit unit- and integration-tested, it's decent coverage. Jim
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