Hi Bernard,
Thanks for this feedback. I totally agree with you, both kind of methods can be
usefull.
assertFormElement[Not]Present(String formElementName)
assertFormElementEquals(String formElementName, String expectedValue)
assertFormElementEmpty(String formElementName)
...
were deprecated to help users migrating from JWebUnit 1.2 (with HttpUnit) to
JWebUnit 1.3+ (with HtmlUnit). HttpUnit doesn't care about widget type, because
it only works on HTTP request. With HtmlUnit, we should use the right method
(in order to fire all the associated JavaScript events).
Perhaps can I reintroduce the deprecated methods in a next release, but it will
not be as simple as it was with HttpUnit.
++
Julien
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Hi,
I started testing the latest release.
I could validate that the bugs/feature requests I reported in 1.3 are perfectly
fixed. Great.
On the other hand I sometimes had to
change my test case to fit the new release. This is problematic as the
number of test cases becomes important.
I realized one big difference is that
1.4 introduce more strongly typed methods. This is indeed important to
be able to validate the type of widget (radio, checkboxes, list boxes,
etc) simultaneously with the value it contains.
I find it a bad idea to deprecate the
lazily typed methods. When writing a test you may well want to check that
a form element contains a given value regardless of the nture of the widget.
It should be possible to write a test so that refactoring the application
turning a text field into a select or a radio button group without changing
the functionality does not break the test.
I think both the lazily typed and the
strongly typed test methods are interesting. Using one or the other depends
on the requirements of your test case. In my opinion, the test framework
should allow both approaches
Thanks for all.
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