Re: [Jwebunit-users] Multiple Submit buttons on a single form with names

[Jason Amy]

There's a patch for the setResponse() -> see the submitted patches to JWebUnit. Thanks, Jason rcromer wrote: I’m trying to test a form that has a multiple submit buttons without names but does have different values.     i.e. <input type=”submit” value=”action1”> <input type=”submit” value=”action2”>   Since I couldn’t figure out how to use jWebUnit to submit the form by input tag’s value attribute, I’ve tried to create a new method in my test class as follows:   private boolean clickSubmitWithText(String attributeValue) {         boolean submitted = false;           HttpUnitDialog dialog = this.getDialog();         WebForm webForm = dialog.getForm();         SubmitButton[] submitButtons = webForm.getSubmitButtons();           for (int i = 0; i < submitButtons.length; i++) {             if (submitButtons[i].getValue().equals(attributeValue)) {                 try {                     submitButtons[i].click();                     submitted = true;                 } catch (IOException e) {                 } catch (SAXException e) {                 }             }         }                return submitted; }   Public void testSignUp() {         setWorkingForm("form1");           boolean clicked = clickSubmitWithText("Sign Up");       assertEquals("Sign Up button exist", true, clicked);       assertTitleEquals("Virtual phone - Options page"); }   It fails on the last insert.  Apparentlyl the page response is lost in the clickSubmit method.  How do I bring that back into the view of WebTestCase?   I don’t see a setDialog method if that’s what’s needed.     Regards, Rick