>>>>> "Mohan" == Mohan kumar Gowri sankar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mohan> Hi,
Mohan> Is there any JSP testing tool out there in market?.
There are several open-source tools that you could combine to build unit tests
for JSP code.
The combination of Tomcat, JUnit, Cactus, HTTPUnit, JTidy, and Xalan should
give you everything you need. Using Tomcat, Junit, Cactus, and HTTPUnit, you
can get JSP output in unit tests, and JTidy (used under the covers by HTTPUnit)
and Xalan will allow you to validate that output.
For a simple (maybe) example of how some of these are put together, look at the
source distribution of the Struts package, and how the unit tests are
constructed. They don't have good examples of using HTTPUnit, JTidy, and
Xalan, but this will get you further down that road.
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