I am running into a problem with HTML pages that do not begin with the <html> tag, specifically with the javascript construct: <html:errors/>.
HttpUnit can't seem to parse the page correctly when the document begins with <html:errors/> (or perhaps any non-html tag?). I verified this by temporarily removing the <html:errors/> from the web page and re-ran the same test. All worked fine when I took this out at the beginning of the document.
Is there a way to set HttpUnit to ignore some tags in the parsing mechanism?
Thanks,
Jacqueline Guerrero
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Hi,
I am running into a problem with HTML pages that do not begin with the <html> tag, specifically with the javascript construct: <html:errors/>.
HttpUnit can't seem to parse the page correctly when the document begins with <html:errors/> (or perhaps any non-html tag?). I verified this by temporarily removing the <html:errors/> from the web page and re-ran the same test. All worked fine when I took this out at the beginning of the document.
Is there a way to set HttpUnit to ignore some tags in the parsing mechanism?
Thanks,
Jacqueline Guerrero