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[NUnitAsp-devl] Xml Error thrown while using Response.Write() in a Button Click

[Jesudass N. <jes...@gm...>]

I am a new user of nunitAsp

I have a simple test written in a .cs file to check for (textbox value
equal) by using AssertEquals

after a Button Click

if i write any Response.Write("Any value"); in the server click of a button
in C# Asp.net

I was thrown some xml exception

Should i need to include any classes to avid this error

Please help me out........

Thanx in advance


Jesudass

[NUnitAsp-devl] Trouble getting CVS Source

[Mueller, E. <Edw...@ps...>]

Hi,

=20

I'm behind a firewall which only allows access on ports 80 and 443.  I'm
trying to use CVSNT 2.5.03 to download the latest source by doing:

=20

cvs
-d:pserver;proxy=3Dinternet.ps.net;proxyport=3D80:ano...@nu...s.=
sou
rceforge.net:443:/cvsroot/nunitasp login

=20

But, I'm getting:

=20

Logging in to
:pserver:ano...@nu...:443:/cvsroot/nunitasp

CVS password:

cvs [login aborted]: SSH-1.99-OpenSSH_3.9p1

=20

Any help would be appreciated.  Thanks.

 - Ed.

=20

[NUnitAsp-devl] Patch for ControlTester update for ASP .Net 2.0 with Validators

[Patrick K. <pat...@gm...>]

Hi there,

I was using Nunit ASP for testing a .Net 2.0 ASP website, but found that the
postback failed when we dropped validators in.

I've submitted the patch file for ControlTester.cs
here<http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1657809&group_id=49940&atid=458032>.
Also as per the website, I assign the copyright to this patch to Brian
Knowles and Jim Shore.

Do you have any plans of releasing a new version anytime soon? It'd be great
as well to merge the FileUpload patch that someone else submitted since
that's nice to test.

Cheers,


Patrick

[NUnitAsp-devl] Has version 1.5.1 gone backwards

[Jonathan C. <jon...@bi...>]

Has the download version on SourceForge gone backwards since February 2006?

 

I am trying to help Nina Syvertsen who posted a problem to the
nunitasp-users list. Our investigations have shown that the current download
appears to be older than my reference copy which I took on 16 February 2006.
For instance, the \source\NUnitAsp\HtmlTester folder has 4 classes in
today's file against 16 in the February file. A number of the files differ
with more up-to-date copyright messages in the February version e.g.
htmlanchortester.cs

 

What's happening? Where is the definitive copy?

 

Jonathan Clarke

jon...@bi...

www.bitwix.com <http://www.bitwix.com/> 

 

 

[NUnitAsp-devl] CVS check-in: removed samples

[Jim S. <js...@ti...>]

Removed the samples--they were severely out of date.

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[NUnitAsp-devl] CVS check-in: docs

[Jim S. <js...@ti...>]

Updated documentation in preparation for 2.0 release.

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[NUnitAsp-devl] CVS check-in: ConstructorTests

[Jim S. <js...@ti...>]

Added ConstructorTests.cs to check that HtmlTesters have the correct 
constructors.  Contributed by John Morales.
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Re: [NUnitAsp-devl] project status

[Jim S. <js...@ja...>]

John Morales wrote:
> What is the status of this project? the mailing list seems very quiet. 
> Is there any more work planned? I would love to see performance 
> improvements..

There is a 2.0 version in CVS that is almost ready to go out.  It's been 
there since Sept 2005.  Unfortunately, I am swamped with work and 
haven't had time to perform the polish necessary to release.

Most of our performance problems stem from our third-party parser, which 
I would love to switch out.  I don't have plans to do so at this time.

Jim

[NUnitAsp-devl] project status

[John M. <jmo...@gm...>]

What is the status of this project? the mailing list seems very quiet. Is
there any more work planned? I would love to see performance improvements..

RE: [NUnitAsp-devl] Change to handle multiple form tags

[Garrison, J. <Jo...@DO...>]

Sorry, that's not quite right.  I think it should be if the form action
attribute ends with the current page name thusly

				if (formNodes.Count > 1)
				{
					string currentPageName =
browser.CurrentUrl.AbsolutePath.Substring(browser.CurrentUrl.AbsolutePath.La
stIndexOf('/')+1));
					for (int x = 0; x < formNodes.Count;
x++)
					{
						if
(formNodes[x].Attributes["action"].Value.EndsWith(currentPageName)
						{
							formElement =
(XmlElement)formNodes[x];
							break;
						}
					}
					Assertion.AssertNotNull("Multiple
<form> tags, none of which look like an ASPNET form.", formElement);
				}



-----Original Message-----
From: nun...@li...
[mailto:nun...@li...] On Behalf Of Garrison,
John
Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2006 1:52 PM
To: 'nun...@li...'
Subject: [NUnitAsp-devl] Change to handle multiple form tags


Our application has a non-asp.net form tag for the site search box.  The
code below for WebForm.cs allows NUnitASP to find the correct form tag.

		/// <summary>
		/// The HTML tag this tester corresponds to.
		/// </summary>
		protected HtmlTag Tag
		{
			get
			{
				XmlNodeList formNodes =
browser.CurrentPage.GetElementsByTagName("form");
				XmlElement formElement = null;
				if (formNodes.Count > 1)
				{
					for (int x = 0; x < formNodes.Count;
x++)
					{
						if
(formNodes[x].Attributes["id"].Value.StartsWith("_ctl"))
						{
							formElement =
(XmlElement)formNodes[x];
							break;
						}
					}
					Assertion.AssertNotNull("Multiple
<form> tags, none of which look like an ASPNET form.", formElement);
				}
				else
				{
					Assertion.AssertEquals("page form
elements", 1, formNodes.Count);
					formElement =
(XmlElement)formNodes[0];
				}
				XmlAttribute id =
formElement.Attributes["id"];
				Assertion.AssertNotNull("couldn't find web
form's 'id' attribute", id);

				return new HtmlTag(browser, id.Value, this);
			}
		}




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[NUnitAsp-devl] Change to handle multiple form tags

[Garrison, J. <Jo...@DO...>]

Our application has a non-asp.net form tag for the site search box.  The
code below for WebForm.cs allows NUnitASP to find the correct form tag.

		/// <summary>
		/// The HTML tag this tester corresponds to.
		/// </summary>
		protected HtmlTag Tag
		{
			get
			{
				XmlNodeList formNodes =
browser.CurrentPage.GetElementsByTagName("form");
				XmlElement formElement = null;
				if (formNodes.Count > 1)
				{
					for (int x = 0; x < formNodes.Count;
x++)
					{
						if
(formNodes[x].Attributes["id"].Value.StartsWith("_ctl"))
						{
							formElement =
(XmlElement)formNodes[x];
							break;
						}
					}
					Assertion.AssertNotNull("Multiple
<form> tags, none of which look like an ASPNET form.", formElement);
				}
				else
				{
					Assertion.AssertEquals("page form
elements", 1, formNodes.Count);
					formElement =
(XmlElement)formNodes[0];
				}
				XmlAttribute id =
formElement.Attributes["id"];
				Assertion.AssertNotNull("couldn't find web
form's 'id' attribute", id);

				return new HtmlTag(browser, id.Value, this);
			}
		}




//I assign the copyright to this patch to Brian Knowles and Jim Shore.

Re: [NUnitAsp-devl] RE: WAP/WML

[Matt H. <ma...@us...>]

Adam Dymitruk wrote:
> How about mobile app development (WAP and all that)? What tools do we have
> to enable TDD in such situations? Can anyone share their experiences?

If your server-side is ASP.NET, you can have ASP.NET detect WAP-enabled 
devices via their agent-string and then have your controls output things 
accordingly.

Parsing the WML document that comes back shouldn't be difficult, and 
shouldn't require Javascript.

[NUnitAsp-devl] RE: Javascript and NUnitAsp

[Matt <ma...@us...>]

On Wed, 8 Mar 2006, Jones, Marcie wrote:

> I'm still very interested in this -- I could see a need to test all
> kinds of Javascript functionality, and AJAX testing in particularly
> would be quite cool.  Rob, Jim, are you (or anyone on this list) by
> chance going to be at the MIX conference in a couple of weeks?  I'm
> particularly interested in the AJAX/Atlas talks that are going to be
> covered there.

I started working on this a bit last month:
http://wiki.yak.net/668

Besides being strapped for time and being focused on improving Mono's
WinForms implementation (which now allows me to run nunit-gui and
Reflector under Linux), I do *not* want to assign the copyright of my
changes to anyone.

The only reason I can think of for requiring copyright assignment is
so the code can be relicensed later, which I do not support. Relicensing
means that my own code might later be legally inaccessible to me free of
charge. So, until that  restriction is removed, I'm focusing on other
things. If I submit code to a project under the LGPL (or whatever), I want
my code to stay that way.

That being said, someone could easily read my blog post and keep going
down the path. The fact it uses the Rhino library that HttpUnit uses means
that someone could look at how HttpUnit integrates with Rhino and use that
as the basis for HttpUnit.


Hope this helps! :)


--
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[NUnitAsp-devl] NUnitAsp architecture thought

[David G. <Dav...@un...>]

(Apologies if this has already been discussed - I couldn't find anything
in the mail archive myself)
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My understanding of how NUnitAsp works is that it currently includes an
SGML parser that processes the incoming HTML. The upside of this
approach is I assume it is reasonably quick, and doesn't require any UI
stuff.
=20
The downside seems to be that there is obviously no client-side
JavaScript support, and there are also occasional issues with the SGML
parser (eg. some of the DOCTYPE bugs)
=20
What I'm wondering is whether it would be worthwhile embedding a browser
control (IE or Firefox should be able to do this - see
http://www.iol.ie/~locka/mozilla/control.htm) and letting that do the
parsing instead. Then you'd get the option of JavaScript and a more
flexible parser. I presume it would then just be a matter of querying
the DOM of the browser to extract the relevant information for NUnitAsp
to use.
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I'm not saying this would be an easy thing to do, but it's an idea at
least :-)
=20
-dave
=20
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Flexible Learning Centre, Underdale Campus, University of South
Australia
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[NUnitAsp-devl] [CVS version] Trouble with redirect and windows Authentication - please help urgend

[Uwe L. <le...@sb...>]

Hello,

I test a application with windows Authentication and use of the session state.

To test some pages i have made a test page which build up some things in the session
and call ( in the test page ) Response.Redirect(new_url).

the tests look like

	public void visible_mdUserSettings_myself()
	{
		Browser.Credentials = defines.UserCredential_default;
		Browser.GetPage(url_testpad_mdUserSettings);
		ButtonTester btn_cancel = new ButtonTester("btn_cancel", CurrentWebForm);
		// check
		Assert.AreEqual("Abbrechen", btn_cancel.Text, "btn_cancel.Text");
	}
	[Test]
	public void visible_mdUserSettings_lft_te()
	{
		Browser.Credentials = defines.UserCredential_lft_te;
		Browser.GetPage(url_testpad_mdUserSettings);
		ButtonTester btn_cancel = new ButtonTester("btn_cancel", CurrentWebForm);
		// check
		Assert.AreEqual("Abbrechen", btn_cancel.Text, "btn_cancel.Text");
	}

the default user is a domain user with pretty much rights
the second ( lft_te ) only on the server for test purpose.

The second test fail with error : "HTTP 401.1  Nicht autorisiert"
although if i call the page manually all is fine.

please help it's urgent

-- 

Kind regards

Uwe
Lesta at SBS-Softwaresysteme.de

[NUnitAsp-devl] string lenth error message .

[vivek r. <viv...@gm...>]

i used Required field validator in my code:

<TD>
<asp:requiredfieldvalidator id=3D"rqvalidator" runat=3D"server" Width=3D"14=
4px"
Height=3D"22px" ErrorMessage=3D"Please Enter Book Name"
ControlToValidate=3D"txtBookname"> </asp:requiredfieldvalidator>
</TD>

The test case is:
[Test]public void Errormessagecheck()
{ Setup();
txtname.Text =3D"";
txtcomments.Text =3D"Good job SQA";
btsave.Click();
AssertVisibility (rqvalidator ,true);
AssertEquals("Please Enter Book Name" , rqvalidator.Messages
[0].ToString());
}

........................
I got below Error message:

Book_Application.Nunittest.Errormessagecheck :
String lengths differ. Expected length=3D22, but was length=3D16.
Strings differ at index 16.

expected:<"Please Enter Book Name">
but was:<"Please Enter Boo">
---------------------------^
If i enter 6 more extra charecters in Required field validator "error
message" like : "Please Enter Book Name123456" and in expected like:"Please
Enter Book Name" then the test case was passed.
which is incorrect(i.e what is the need of entering extra 6 charecters in
actual message)
Please help on this issue.

Please refer the below link for more information.:
https://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=3D3554259

Thank&Regrads,
vivek

[NUnitAsp-devl] PostBack not working

[Tom V. <to...@fa...>]

Hello everybody,

I as trying to change the selected index of a drop down list. The
relevant pieces of code are shown below.

DropDownListTester CustomerList;

CustomerList = new DropDownListTester("CustomerList", CurrentWebForm);

CustomerList.SelectedIndex = CustomerList.Items.Count - 1;  // Selects
last customer in list

The CustomerList is set to AutoPostBack

My problem is that the CustomeList.SelectedIndex remains 0, even though
the CustomerList.Items.Count - 1 evaluates to 10.


I have a feeling that the page is not posting back and so have tried to
use the PostBack() method of the ControlTester, but I can't fugure out
how to use this. 

Please advise.

Bryan
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                          unladen european swallow

[NUnitAsp-devl] RepeaterTester usage

[Matthew R. <ma...@ra...>]

I'm not sure whether this should be posted here, I tried posting to the
nunit-users list first but had no response hence posting here. Also, the
question is about the current build, not the last stable release, hence =
may
be more appropriate here. Below is the message as sent to the users =
list.



I first have to say thanks to all those who worked to bring this nunit
extension about - it has made my web development far more reliable. I
started by downloading v1.5.1 however, I had the need to test a repeater
control so I have just downloaded the latest source and compiled that
instead.=20

I have one question at the moment, I am trying to use the RepeaterTester =
to
test a server control that I am creating. At the moment, the control =
simply
renders an unsorted list, with <ul> in the header, <li> items in the =
item
and </ul> in the footer template.=20

My server control renders the following html

<ul id=3D"StockCategoryList">
<li>Category1</li>
<li>Category2</li>
<li>Category3</li>
<li>Category4</li>
</ul>

My test code is as follows,

RepeaterTester mainList =3D new RepeaterTester("StockCategoryList");
int count =3D mainList.ItemCount;

In this situation, count is set to 0, even though I would expect it to =
read
4.

I'm sure it is something I'm doing wrong, can anyone advise what I =
should be
doing instead?

Many thanks

Matt

[NUnitAsp-devl] CVS check-in: validator testers

[Jim S. <js...@ti...>]

Added validator testers: ValidatorTester (generic base class), 
CompareValidatorTester, CustomValidatorTester, RangeValidatorTester, 
RegularExpressionValidatorTester, RequiredFieldValidatorTester.  Also 
added HtmlSpanTester.

Many thanks to Kyle Heon for his contribution of the initial tester.
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Recipient of 2005 Gordon Pask award for
Contributions to Agile Practice

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[NUnitAsp-devl] CVS check-in: WebAssert.Visible

[Jim S. <js...@ti...>]

Added WebAssert.Visible(tester, message) and 
WebAssert.NotVisible(tester, message).
-- 
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Recipient of 2005 Gordon Pask award for
Contributions to Agile Practice

phone: 503-267-5490
email: js...@ti...
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[NUnitAsp-devl] CVS check-in: HtmlSelectTester

[Jim S. <js...@ti...>]

Added HtmlSelectTester; modified ListBoxTester, DropDownListTester, and 
ListControlTester to use it.
-- 
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[NUnitAsp-devl] CVS checkin: WebAssert.CurrentUrlEndsWith()

[Jim S. <js...@ti...>]

Added WebAssert.CurrentUrlEndsWith(); started to factor out generation 
of anonymous control names.
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Next public talk: PNSQC panel on Evo. Tue, 11 Oct.
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[NUnitAsp-devl] CVS check-in: ASP.NET 2.0 postback

[Jim S. <js...@ti...>]

CVS Check-in: Modified WebFormTester's post-back methods to work with 
ASP.NET 2.0's revised post-back script.

-- 
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Jacksonville, FL: Free Test-Driven ASP.NET talk.
27 Sept at Jaxdug, http://www.jaxdug.com/.

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Re: [NUnitAsp-devl] CVS problem

[Jim S. <js...@ti...>]

Hi, Peijen,

I tried this earlier and it failed, but I just tried again and it 
worked.  Give it another shot.  SourceForge has little hiccups like this 
occasionally.

If it still doesn't work, I did a CVS checkout using TortoiseCVS. 
Here's what it reported:

In C:\projects: "C:\Program Files\TortoiseCVS\cvs.exe" "-q" "checkout" 
"-d" "nunitasp.anon.deleteme" "-P" "NUnitAsp"
CVSROOT=:pserver:ano...@cv...:/cvsroot/nunitasp

Cheers,
Jim

Peijen Lin wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Is anyone having trouble getting the NUnitAsp source from CVS?  I
> tried to use the anonymous login with empty password but it's giving
> me an error message saying access denied.
> 
> I having finally convince my team to use NUnitAsp on a big project we
> are working on so any help would be great.
> 
> Thanks,
> Peijen
> 
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[NUnitAsp-devl] CVS problem

[Peijen L. <pei...@gm...>]

Hi,

Is anyone having trouble getting the NUnitAsp source from CVS?  I
tried to use the anonymous login with empty password but it's giving
me an error message saying access denied.

I having finally convince my team to use NUnitAsp on a big project we
are working on so any help would be great.

Thanks,
Peijen