mraible wrote:
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> Your best bet is to use a name for them that can be uniquely
> identified. Here's an example of how I did this with Selenium tests:
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> http://raibledesigns.com/rd/entry/integrating_selenium_with_maven_2
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> Matt
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hi Matt,
that worked perfectly, thanks. The bit I hadn
I'm also writing some tests for the web services I've deployed, but am
struggling to get the tests running at the right point.
I've written them as junit tests, but don't want them to run in the test
lifecycle phase, but rather run during the integration-test phase, when the
webapp is running via
I've used the Spring Web Service client instead, where the class
WebServiceTemplate does all the work.
here's a basic test method using basic auth on a secured service. you'll
probably want to check what comes back more thoroughly, I was just testing
the security on it.
public void testGetA
