I have read numerous times that Hosted mode tests bytecode, while Web
mode tests in actual JavaScript. Wanting to delve into this deeper,
I came up with the following, in which the JUnit tests succeed in both
hosted and web modes. I was expecting that because I used native JS
features not available in Java, it would fail in hosted mode:
package com.x.gwt.firsttest.client;
public class StringProducer {
public native String getSomeText()/*-{
String.prototype.yo = function() {
return "Hello there";
};
return "Yo".yo();
}-*/;
}
And then the test class:
package com.x.gwt.firsttest.client;
import com.google.gwt.junit.client.GWTTestCase;
public class FirstTest extends GWTTestCase {
public String getModuleName() {
return "com.x.gwt.firsttest.FirstApp";
}
public void testStringProducer() {
assertEquals("Hello there", new StringProducer().getSomeText());
}
}
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