Hi Marc, > > 1. I want to test the unavailability of certain pages, so I crafted > > something like: > > > > <not description="access forbidden"> > > <invoke > > description="page is available" > > url=""/> > > </not> > > > > which works fine, as long as an http demon is actually > listening on the > > port and returns an error status. If no demon is listening > on the port, > > the request times out, an exception is thrown and the test fails. Is > > there any possibility to make the encapsulating <not> > evaluate to 'true' > > in this case? > > I think too that WebTest should handle timeout for > unavailable server as > normal failed invocation. Can you open a bug for this?
Sure. Here we go: http://webtest-community.canoo.com/jira/browse/WT-216 > > 2. Webtest doesn't seem to like broken http headers. Everytime it > > detects one, it throws an exception. Can I tell webtest to > ignore them > > and move on with the test? > > can you tell a bit more on broken http headers and why they occur? The broken headers are caused by buggy rewriting modules, crippling some of the http headers by losing the colon, the following whitespace and the first character of the header's value, e.g. Content-Type: text/html;charset=UTF-8 would become Content-Typeext/html;charset=UTF-8 Thanks, Patrick
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