Hi Murali, > -----Original Message----- > From: Murali Mohan Annapragada [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 23 July 2003 12:01 > To: 'Cactus Users List' > Subject: Help Please > Importance: High > > Hello All, > > I downloaded the "jakarta-cactus-13-1.5-beta1" to perform the servlet > testing. In my company, we have automated the EJB unit testing using > JUnitEE > framework and after lot of searching we decided that Cactus is best for > automating servlet testing.
FYI, Cactus also offers the same feature as JUnitEE to unit test EJBs (AFAIK). > I am running into lot of problems to setup > test > environment. I am writing down what exactly i am trying to do and it would > be great if you can provide me some help. > > I have a web application which has servlets deployed on weblogic 6.1 SP5. > I > want to test these servlets but not using any JunitRunner or any UI tool > instead i want to be able to run the test cases from the browser. ok > > To explain the problem i will refer the webapplication that has servlets > to > be tested as "app1". I created another webapplication called "app2" and > has > both the servlets and my test classes under web-inf/classes. No, that's not possible. The Servlet specifications prevents this! You can't call app1 from app2 (and you'll have classloader issues). > In the > web-inf/lib of app2 i placed all the jar files that are listed in the > documentation along with xalan for html generation. I added > 'cactus.properties' under web-inf/classes which has > "cactus.contextURL=http://localhost:7001/app1"; and > cactus.servletRedirectorName = ServletRedirector defined. The cactus.properties is not needed when running from a browser as Cactus is able to infer the contextURL, and "ServletRedirector" is the default used. > In "app1" which > is > my server, I also added my test classes under web-inf/classes and made > changes to web.xml to add entries for "ServletRedirector". I also added > all > the libraries under web-inf/lib for server too. When i start my weblogic > and > access the test classes in app2 like in this URL.. > http://localhost:7001/app2/ServletTestRunner?suite=TestMasterCatalogServ le > t& > transform=yes I assumed that this will invoke the test classes in app2 and > will execute beginXXX() at this end and on "app1" side it will execute > "setUp(), textXXX(), tearDown()" in that order. But what happpens is it > executes beginXXX( ), doesn't print the statement in setUp() but executes > testXXx() and throws NullPointerException when either "session" or > "request" > are accessed. Based on above scenario i have following doubts.. > > 1. Can i use 2 different contexts like app1, app2 in weblogic, one as > server > and another as client? (They run on same instance of weblogic) no > 2. As a follow up question, is it must to run client on seperate JVM? yes > 3. I placed "cactus.properties" file in web-inf/classes of the client > application, but it doesn't seem to be loading it when i printed the > "theRequest.getRedirectorName()" in beginXXx() it printed Null so i > explicitly did this "theRequest.setRedirectorName("ServletRedirector");". You don't need to do all that. [snip] Try using only one webapp as described here (http://jakarta.apache.org/cactus/integration/howto_classpath.html) and we'll go from there. Thanks -Vincent --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
