Thanks a lot !!!

After I decided to test our application i'm was looking something like
http client with js support (and AJAX features). I had a look at
HttpUnit - as i saw it's have a limited js support (am i wrong ?).
Starting from srcratch I have considered commons-httpclient... but how
about JavaScript ? I have found Rhino - an open-source implementation
of JavaScript written entirely in Java. So, it's probably can work for
me. At other side I can try to write firefox extension (i have a
little experience in this field) for forcing browser to walk around my
web-application and POST-ing test data. Also i have found The AJAX
Toolkit Framework (ATF) Project at
http://www.eclipse.org/proposals/atf/. But it's only proposal now.

Frank, at "standard" tools I mean Apache Benchmark (ab) or HttpUnit.
Maybe it's a bad word or bad understanding of what is standard tool, i
don't know ;) I saw the demo and i have to admit that WebLoad is
amazing tool !!!

Ross, i'm not familiar with ruby at all, but maybe have to. Ruby on
Rails is pretty thing as i now.

Dave, I know that it's possible to test separate client-side and
server side, but all together is better.

I'll try all of tools you suggested.  One more question : is there
something similar for linux ? Windows is not a problem, but I'm on
linux box.

Thanks again, very helpful !

P.S. Sorry for maybe little OT

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