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[Htmlunit-user] For info: Article in german about htmlunit

[Marc G. <mgu...@ya...>]

Hi,

volume 1.05 of the german journal Java Magazin contains an article (in german) about htmlunit:

Open-Source-Perlen
Mit HtmlUnit Webapplikationen testen
http://www.javamagazin.de/itr/ausgaben/psecom,id,237,nodeid,20.html (only table of content, article is not available online)

The article is quite bad mostly because it talks about htmlunit version ... 1.2.3 which was release on July 31, 2003! 
Many (current) features of htmlunit are not presented and the tested page has to be tested with javascript deactivated 
what would not be necessary with current version.

I've already mailed the journal to complain and to propose writing a new, up to date presentation.

Marc.

PS: perhaps could we add a rubric on the website with links to article about htmlunit?

Re: [Htmlunit-user] For info: Article in german about htmlunit

[Mike B. <mb...@Ga...>]

Marc Guillemot wrote:

> PS: perhaps could we add a rubric on the website with links to article 
> about htmlunit?


Sounds good.  Getting a wiki on the site so that everyone can contribute 
content would be good too ;-)  We've talked about this before but I 
haven't had the time to look for possible solutions.

BTW if you weren't aware, any committer should be able to update the 
site content via maven.  The command is "maven site:deploy" and only 
requires that you set your sourceforge username up in project 
properties.  I think the property is maven.username but if it isn't 
there then maven will tell you what to set.

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[Htmlunit-user] Re: For info: Article in german about htmlunit

[Marc G. <mgu...@ya...>]

> BTW if you weren't aware, any committer should be able to update the 
> site content via maven.  The command is "maven site:deploy" and only 
> requires that you set your sourceforge username up in project 
> properties.  I think the property is maven.username but if it isn't 
> there then maven will tell you what to set.

In fact I first wanted to know if I was the only one seeing such information as useful.

Marc.