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[Webunitproj-users] RE: enterprise web test

[Brian K. <bt...@ne...>]

Great... we are really looking forward to using web unit for testing our
applications, and it sounds like with just a little work, Web Unit could
fully satisfy our testing needs.  What is the process to have the
remaining javascript events supported, as well as dhtml?  Any idea on a
timeframe we could be looking at for a release of these new features?

Thanks,

Brian



-----Original Message-----
From: Doron [mailto:dg...@sh...]=20
Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 6:55 AM
To: Brian Knorr
Subject: Re: enterprise web test

Hi Brian,

	Web unit supports complex java script since it really is NOT
involved
in processing  (I.E. does the work). Web unit can be used to actually
generate any event on any HTML component but right now it just does the
simple stuff (like onChange on a select when the code changes the value
of a select field and key up on a text field change when the code
changes the text value). More events can be added easily.

	As for dynamic HTML, it may be necessary to add a tiny bit of
code to
tell WebUnit NOT to cache the text of an HTML page once it is received
from the server since it can change via DHTML. This will slow things
down some (depending on how big the HTML is) but it will work.

				-Doron


On Thu, 2002-10-31 at 17:28, Brian Knorr wrote:
> Hello there...
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> We are looking at the various open source testing tools and came
across
> Enterprise Web Test... from what we have read and seen it looks very
> promising.  Quick question:  we are creating a very javascript/dtml
> intensive application tailored for Internet Explorer 5.5+... does
> Enterprise Web Test support complex javascript and dhtml (manipulating
> the dom, triggering off of all available events, etc...)?  If not, how
> difficult would it be to fully support all the javascript that IE has
to
> offer?  Please let me know what you think... thanks,
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> Brian
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[Webunitproj-users] [Fwd: Re: enterprise web test]

[Doron <dor...@ze...>]

FYI

[Webunitproj-users] instructions for building WebUnit

[<Eri...@al...>]

this is an old email -- I'm sending it now so it'll be in the archives.
It contains a short 'how-to' for building WebUnit.

--Erik

-----Original Message-----
From: Ostermueller, Erik=20
Sent: Friday, October 25, 2002 2:36 PM
To: 'Johnny Lan'
Cc: 'dor...@ze...'
Subject: RE: FW: Re: buttons




      > -----Original Message-----
      > From: Johnny Lan [mailto:jl...@co...]
      > Sent: Friday, October 25, 2002 2:09 PM
      > To: Ostermueller, Erik
      > Cc: dor...@ze...
      > Subject: RE: FW: Re: buttons
      >=20
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      > I think we should start making use of the sourceforge=20
      > mailing list for
      > communication about WebUnit issues.
Absolutely.
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      > By the way, I am having trouble building a release from=20
      > the CVS files.
      > Could you briefly explain the build process for WebUnit=20
      > and/or make a new
      > release available? Thanks much.

Send me your errors and I'll look at it -- I've made a few changes in
the last week.

Build instructions:

1) If you wish to build webunit you will need to install the Microsoft
Java Development Kit that can be downloaded at
http://www.microsoft.com/java.  If you install it in this directory, you
won't have to change build.xml:
C:/Program Files/Microsoft SDK for Java 4.0
If you install it elsewhere, update this line in the build.xml:
<property name=3D"msjee.jdk.path" value=3D"C:/Program Files/Microsoft =
SDK
for Java 4.0"/>

2) Sun Java Development Kit version 1.3 or higher.

3) InternetExplorer 6.5 was used for the development and testing of web
unit but older browsers (5+) work, too.

4) You'll need Ant; I use version 1.5.

5) be sure that ant.bat is in your path.

6) go to the directory with build.xml in it.  Type ant.

7) To run the unit tests, type 'ant unittest'.
There is a trick to the unittests.  Check my notes on this on the
'patches' page on sf (patch 613945).
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      > j
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      > On Tue, 22 Oct 2002 Eri...@al... wrote:
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      > > done.
      > >
      > > What maillist/forum do you think we should start using?
      > >
      > >       > -----Original Message-----
      > >       > From: Doron [mailto:dor...@ze...]
      > >       > Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 9:05 AM
      > >       > To: Ostermueller, Erik
      > >       > Subject: Re: FW: Re: buttons
      > >       >
      > >       >
      > >       > Hi Erik,
      > >       >
      > >       >
      > >       > 	Oh my, this project is growing, we need to
      > >       > communicate now, wow! ;-)
      > >       >
      > >       > 	Totally, I wasn't even thinking. I suggest you
      > >       > use the fix below since
      > >       > its generic/simple and will solve other=20
      > issues that may
      > >       > come up in the
      > >       > future which we have not thought about yet.
      > >       >
      > >       > 				-Doron
      > >       >
      > >       >
      > >       >
      > >       > On Tue, 2002-10-22 at 09:55,=20
      > Eri...@al... wrote:
      > >       > > Doron,
      > >       > >
      > >       > > Whoops.  I put a DIFFERNT fix in for this yesterday.
      > >       > > I like your's better.  But, let's communicate better
      > >       > > on these issues.  How about let's move these
      > >       > > discussions to the 'Support' forum, or
      > >       > > perhaps we have a maillist?
      > >       > >
      > >       > > I'll back out my changes and add yours --
      > >       > > I'll wait to hear back from you, though,
      > >       > > before I do it.
      > >       > >
      > >       > > -----Original Message-----
      > >       > > From: Johnny Lan [mailto:jl...@co...]
      > >       > > Sent: Monday, October 21, 2002 4:59 PM
      > >       > > To: Ostermueller, Erik
      > >       > > Subject: Fwd: Re: buttons
      > >       > >
      > >       > >
      > >       > > Doron has suggested this fix. I'm not all too
      > >       > familiar with the CVS
      > >       > > system
      > >       > > so if you could please make sure this fix is in the
      > >       > cvs baseline it'd be
      > >       > >
      > >       > > greatly appreciated. Thanks!
      > >       > >
      > >       > > j
      > >       > >
      > >       > > >Subject: Re: buttons
      > >       > > >From: Doron <dg...@sh...>
      > >       > > >To: Johnny Lan <jl...@co...>
      > >       > > >X-Mailer: Ximian Evolution 1.0.8 (1.0.8-10)
      > >       > > >Date: 18 Oct 2002 21:53:12 -0400
      > >       > > >
      > >       > > >Hi,
      > >       > > >
      > >       > > >         You can call click on any tag and it will
      > >       > do the right thing.
      > >       > > >
      > >       > > >         So something like
      > >       > > >
      > >       > > >         WebTag =
button=3DloginForm.findFirst("name",
      > >       > > >"loginButton",WebTag.FIND_EQUALS ,
      > >       > > >     WebTag.class);
      > >       > > >         button.click();
      > >       > > >
      > >       > > >///You will need to modify the webunit code. If you
      > >       > don't want to do
      > >       > > it,
      > >       > > >I can do it on Monday.
      > >       > > >
      > >       > > >In DefaultWebTag add:
      > >       > > >
      > >       > > >/** Activate the link.
      > >       > > >     *
      > >       > > >     */
      > >       > > >   public void click()
      > >       > > >   {
      > >       > > >     try
      > >       > > >     {
      > >       > > >       getRuntimeHandler().click(this);
      > >       > > >     }
      > >       > > >     catch (RemoteException e)
      > >       > > >     {
      > >       > > >       throw new RuntimeException("Error:"
      > >       > +Util.toString(e));
      > >       > > >     }
      > >       > > >   }
      > >       > > >
      > >       > > >   public void doubleClick()
      > >       > > >   {
      > >       > > >     try
      > >       > > >     {
      > >       > > >       getRuntimeHandler().doubleClick(this);
      > >       > > >     }
      > >       > > >     catch (RemoteException e)
      > >       > > >     {
      > >       > > >       throw new RuntimeException("Error:"
      > >       > +Util.toString(e));
      > >       > > >     }
      > >       > > >   }
      > >       > > >
      > >       > > >In WebTag add:
      > >       > > >
      > >       > > >public void click();
      > >       > > >public void doubleClick();
      > >       > > >
      > >       > > >
      > >       > > >
      > >       > > >
      > >       > > >                                 -Doron
      > >       > > >
      > >       > > >
      > >       > > >
      > >       > >
      > >       >
      > >       >
      > >       >
      > >
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      > Johnny Lan
      > Columbia University
      > 4042 Lerner Hall
      > New York, NY 10027
      > 212.853.6627
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RE: [Webunitproj-users] archive?

[<Eri...@al...>]

Brian,
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WebUnit is a young project.  Unfortunately, most of our discussions have
thus far been offline.
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We're trying to do better!
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Anything we can help with?
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--Erik
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-----Original Message-----
From: Brian Knorr [mailto:bt...@ne...]
Sent: Thursday, October 31, 2002 3:57 PM
To: web...@li...
Subject: [Webunitproj-users] archive?



Is there an archive for this list that we can view?

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Thanks,

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Brian

[Webunitproj-users] archive?

[Brian K. <bt...@ne...>]

Is there an archive for this list that we can view?

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Thanks,

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Brian