Using 1.4

For what it is worth, I use cactus, and have a WebWorkTestCase that extends
ServeltTestCase and all of my action tests extend that.

My tests call super.setUp() and tearDown() and the super does thing like
initialize the ActionContext and such. Even makes for ways to add parameters
and such.  However, parameters dont get magically populated on my actions, I
set those directly on the action then call doXxxxx (we are all command
driven over here)

Hope that helps...
Frank

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "James Pan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2004 9:34 AM
Subject: [OS-webwork] Unit-testing actions in WW1.3


Hi,

I have a base class from which all my actions extend. This base class uses
ActionContext to read properties file, initialize database connections, and
so on.

Now, when I create a new action, how can I unit-test it? I haven't tried it
because the idea seems absurd to me, but do I need to have some sort of
webwork framework running somewhere in order to do this? How do I retrieve
the context to read the properties file? What else should I be aware of??

I'm sorry. I have no clue. Please help! Thank you!!

James


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