Hi Sven,
currently the file name is probably resolved from ... where ant is
started. Therefore it depends from your WebTest configuration.
Since my changes post release 2.1 the setFileField step should be
adapted to accept a File rather than a String for the fileName
attribute. This would allow Ant to resolve the path according to its
path resolution rules.
As long as WebTest is intended for functional tests, not to fake
responses, it doesn't make sense to perform the submit if the file
doesn't exist. Therefore the step should fail in such a case. This would
help while writing a test.
Can you open an issue for these 2 points?
Marc.
Sven Haiges wrote:
HI all,
I am quite new to webtest and try to test a form with a file upload field.
...
<clickButton label="Add new" />
<verifyText description="New rows shows (no adpack) text" text="(no
adPack)" />
<setFileField name="multiparts[0].multipartFile" fileName="advert.aam"/>
<clickButton label="OK" />
<verifyText description="Back to advertisements list"
text="Advertisements" />
After OK is clicked, the message cannot be verified. From the responses,
I can see taht no file was specified, that's why the form is not submitted.
I am unsure where the advert.aam File needs to go - that's why I copied
it to several directories including the one in which the webtest is
executed, the ant base directory, etc. I don't get any message from
webtest telling me that the file was not found.
Any ideas?
Thanx!
Sven
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