I realize that Tidy is the blessed and prefered parser to use with HttpUnit, but I cannot get there quite yet since our html is too borked (these things take time). When I run with nekohtml, even on the most basic, basic page with the select-one form element, HttpUnit claims that the getOptionValues("name") is of length 0.
Would it be possible to run the HttpUnit test suite using the nekohtml engine and verify where this problem comes from?
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I realize that Tidy is the blessed and prefered parser to use with HttpUnit, but I cannot get there quite yet since our html is too borked (these things take time). When I run with nekohtml, even on the most basic, basic page with the select-one form element, HttpUnit claims that the getOptionValues("name") is of length 0.
Would it be possible to run the HttpUnit test suite using the nekohtml engine and verify where this problem comes from?
btw, I am using HttpUnit 1.6.1 with the newest version of nekohtml.
Looks like this is due to a case sensitivity issue. I am addressing the problem in the bug tracking section.