Pointers,
I am writing a funtional and regresive test against a beta product were
writing. I have successfully overcome subscription of multiple users(user
Parameters). Login and simple functional testing. Now comes the hard bit
(and the bit I really need to test!). One of the functions is a view
portfolio function. This will display a list of links (think of it as a top
directory listing). Each link will be to a new subdirectory or to a real
item in the portfolio. I need to crawl the tree structure visiting each
directory (I can ascertain whether a link is content or directory buy a url
parameter). I also need to get each item, ( Items get difficult ) an item
may be one of a multitude of mime-types. j2me-descriptor, url, sms , mms,
synergenix etc. Currently i would be over the moon if I could recognise a
j2me-desriptor and parse it for correctness. My problem is that the profile
(tree structure)will be different almost every time you ask for it.
Therefore the requests after the first top level request must be dynamic. I
think this requires an HTML link parser to conquer but cant find any clear
help or examples.
Any pointers would be apreciated. I have tried the spider technique (jmeter
user manual) to get some less specific results but was unable to get it to
crawl the tree. Does anyone have a spider example they could send for
examination.
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