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Will Cactus add classes to represent the JSF related session objects like the FacesContext? If not, how would I place my test data into the Faces request without mocking FacesContext?
I don't know what plans the Cactus team has, but you might want to look at Shale's test package: http://people.apache.org/~craigmcc/shale-test-javadocs/ Nightly builds are available: http://struts.apache.org/shale/index.html#download
Also, can I use Cactus to test a JSF JSP? If so , do you know of any examples?
This is where I'm still confused-- by the time it gets to the browser, it's "just" HTML and JavaScript. I don't see why testing the output of a JSP page that had JSF tags in it is different from testing one that had, say, Struts tags. It's still <input type="text" ...> in the browser, right? FWIW there are some examples of testing JSF JSP pages in Shale. Look in src/systest in the use-cases section. They are, however, HtmlUnit and the current version of the Cactus Maven plugin wouldn't run them. I did see HtmlUnit support get added to Cactus recently, so I'm hopeful. I'd suggest that you ask about testing JSF apps on the MyFaces list. Even if you're using a different implementation, they are a helpful bunch. :) And if you have questions about Shale, come join us on the Struts user list. HTH, -- Wendy Smoak --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
