RE: [Htmlunit-user] Running Htmlunit with Cactus - 2nd request

[Brehm, R. P <rob...@of...>]

Brad,

I wasn't thinking about implementing a mock servlet container - although by using that might be possible to do this using Jetty.  What I was thinking of is to see if it is possible to manipulate the Cactus response object into an HtmlUnit HtmlPage.  Then it should be possible to manipulate the HtmlPage on the client side.

Bob

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Clarke
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Subject: Re: [Htmlunit-user] Running Htmlunit with Cactus - 2nd request


I'm not exactly sure how this would work. Are you talking about implementing a
servlet container, maybe as a WebConnection (much as MockWebConnection works)?

Brad C

--- "Brehm, Robert P" <rob...@of...> wrote:

> 
> All,
> 
> I understand the differing philosophy between HtmlUnit and HttpUnit.  Generally
> HtmlUnit in my opinion is much more robust and powerful than HttpUnit.  The one
> thing that I don't have is the ability to map from a Cactus response to HtmlUnit
> as shown:
> 
> public void endXXX(??? WebResponse theResponse);
> 
> I might even take this one on as a patch.  Any other ideas for doing server side
> testing with Cactus or other framework? 
> 
> Regards,
> Bob Brehm
> Software Engineer
> Xerox Corporation
 



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