Ed Goodwin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>my group at work has recently begun using the XP programming methodology
>(Xtreme Programming for those who care...http://www.xprogramming.com/ for
>more info). Anyway, as part of the design process you are expected to
>create automated test scripts for each piece of code you write (i.e. each
>method should have an associated test, stored in a suite of tests for each
>class, stored in a suite of tests for the system components, etc.) To do
>the tests I have been using JUnit and found it to be very useful...
>
>However, a large part of our system is designed around servlets and my
>question is this: Is there either an add-on for servlets for JUnit that will
>allow us to write automated tests?
Of course: <http://httpunit.sourceforge.net>
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