RE: [Httpunit-develop] Javascript submit of a form; how to retrieve resulting WebResponse

[Michael S. <mic...@dy...>]

Yep, works beautifully. I replaced the WebClientListener code with a =
call to getCurrentPage() instead and the tests run fine.
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Thanks heaps,
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Michael
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P.S. as a separate issue, I think the reason I was having difficulty =
with the WebClientListener code was because HttpUnit seems to be =
sometimes(?) sending 2 get requests but my server side code detects this =
(to stop multiple payments for the same item) and returns an error.
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When I replaced the code to use getCurrentPage() I've yet to see any =
tests fail because of this so far.

-----Original Message-----
From: Vinu Rukmini [mailto:vin...@ya...]
Sent: Tuesday, 30 September 2003 12:54 AM
To: htt...@li...
Subject: Re: [Httpunit-develop] Javascript submit of a form; how to =
retrieve resulting WebResponse


Use the WebConversation method  getCurrentPage()=20
Hope this helps.
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Vinu
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// create a webConversation object

WebConversation browser =3D new WebConversation();

// create webresponse object and use getCurrent Page to examine the page =
you are on

WebResponse response =3D browser.getCurrentPage();

                        System.out.println("Current Page Title  =3D " + =
response.getTitle());

            // now let's get the form on the current  page

            WebForm resultForm =3D =
response.getFormWithName("searchPage");

            assertNotNull("Page Does not contain Form: =
searchPage",resultForm);

            // Let's find the table which displays search resultset =
rows.

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            // get all the buttons on the form.

            Button[] buttons =3D resultForm.getButtons();

            // let's verify that all expected buttons are present

            assertEquals( "Select All",  buttons[0].getValue().trim() );

            assertEquals( "Clear", buttons[1].getValue().trim() );

            assertEquals( "Review Data buttons[2].getValue().trim() );

            // let's execute Select All onClick() javascript

            for ( int i =3D0; i <  buttons.length ; i++ ) {           =20

      if ( buttons[i].getValue().trim().equals ("Select All")) {

                              buttons[i].click();

                              break;

                              }

            }

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            // navigate to Next page by clicking the submit  =20

            response =3D resultForm.submit();

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            // here we sue the same rspons eobject and examine th etitle =
of the page we are on.=20

            assertFalse("Unable to reach the search page - Application =
Error!", response.getTitle().trim().equalsIgnoreCase("Application =
Error!"));

            System.out.println("Detail Page title : >" + =
response.getTitle()+"<");

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//You can also use this line again if you want to do the same.=20

response =3D browser.getCurrentPage();

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