$content .= 'Query: <' . ($request->url->query || '') . ">\n";
$content .= 'Content: <' . $request->content . ">\n";
my $response = new HTTP::Response(RC_OK);
$response->header(Content_Type =>
with Perl CGI's so it is out
of question for you.
4) WWW::Automate and WWW::Chat
5) And of course you can always write your tests with bare
LWP::UserAgent
Of course there are exist non-Perl solutions and probably other Perl
solutions I have missed. Take a look on
http://www.softwareqatest.com/qatweb1.html
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ay you have written CPAN module. One day you get email from user
with bug report about 'make test' being failing. You ask him to rerun
test with TEST_VERBOSE=1 to see in details why it failing but surprise
- it doesn't fail anymore. Have fun finding what's get wrong.
JS> [..snip..]
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I posted short article [1] about Test::MockObject on
www.perlmonks.org. I think it may be interesting to members of this
maillist.
[1] http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=174082
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n my part, we may have found an easy fix.
MS> [..snip..]
MS> What do people think?
Looks nice. But I'm curious if it will be possible to see skip reasons
with new formatting if one test had several different skip
reasons. Currently it just emits 'skipped: various reasons'.
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you can build detailed report.
I have already something similar in unreleased version of new
HTTP::WebTest. It supports various report plugins so test results can
be represented in several ways.
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