RE: [Webunitproj-users] META-Refresh support..

[Nic P. <Ni...@in...>]

Hrmm..=20

Ya, I'm not seeing anything about clearing the cache in either =
WebClient, WebResponse or WebFactory.

My build is a couple weeks old though, is there a more recent release =
maybe?

-Nic

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Doron [mailto:dg...@sh...]
> Sent: Thursday, April 24, 2003 6:15 PM
> To: Nic Pottier
> Cc: web...@li...
> Subject: Re: [Webunitproj-users] META-Refresh support..
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> Hi,
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> 	You need to flush the page cache. (there is a method for that
> somewhere). Essentially the first page you get is cached by webunit in
> order to give you fast responses. A method is provided to=20
> flush this (as
> I recall). Its been a while since I played with it. If this is not it
> let me know.
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> 				-Doron
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> On Thu, 2003-04-24 at 17:53, Nic Pottier wrote:
> > Howdy.
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> > I've had great luck using the enterprise webunit package to=20
> test a project I'm working on.  The interface is simple and=20
> clean, and we're able to test our product despite it's heavy=20
> use of javascript which did not work without testers.  So in=20
> short, kudos!
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> > Now of course, with any kudos there is the obligatory=20
> caveat.  One problem we have is that we use meta-refresh'es=20
> in order to poll for time consuming operations.  IE, the user=20
> takes an action which might take 20 seconds or so, and they=20
> are taken to a 'processing' page or the like, which polls by=20
> reposting to itself every 2 seconds until the process is=20
> complete, at which time it again uses a meta refresh tag to=20
> push itself to the final destination page.
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> > Although IE correctly deals with this while running in the=20
> webunit context, I am unable to get the 'refreshed' page from=20
> webunit.  The WebResponse I get is always the original page. =20
> I've poked around in the API and haven't seen any obvious way=20
> to work around this.   Am I missing something here, or is=20
> this just an 'undocumented feature'. ;)
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> > Thanks again for such a great tool,
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> > -Nic
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