On 3/8/07, Adam Kennedy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Andy Armstrong wrote: >> Otherwise when dealing with TAP streams that don't have a concept of >> an exit code or a seperate error channel, the most common example >> being web testing, we're left high and dry. > > In which case you'd just omit them, no? I didn't imagine they'd be > mandatory.
<mock disbelief>Web testing doesn't have an error channel? </mock disbelief> HTTP has lot's of channels. They are called Status Codes. :) There are a whole slew of them for errors. Way more than you'd ever need for testing, or so I'm told. Peace, Hacker
