Hi Michael, I guess that the question is mainly for me ;-)
Yes I have 2 separated projects for WebTest and htmlUnit. I configure the classpath of my <webtest> to uses the classes compiled for WebTest and htmlUnit (and therefore don't have to build the jars). It's possible to start WebTest in debug mode from your IDE (like any Ant script) but in most of the cases this is not the way that I choose as it is too complicated. I think that it is easier to save the problematic page on the file system and to call it directly from a small htmlunit test. This allows to reduce the html page progressively to the smallest amount of code producing the problem and this can then quickly be integrated as unit test in htmlunit. Marc. Michael Habbert wrote: > Hi Developer, > > I'm using webtest for a while, following the mailing-list and therefore > watching htmlunit too. > Since some issues I had with webtest and htmlunit I'm thinking about > setting up a development environment. > So here are my questions: > - do you have two projects for webtest and htmlunit or do you integrate > them somehow? > - how do you debug a htmlunit-bug? calling the ant-task inside your IDE > or a specific testcase? > > Starting to develop seems to be a big first step. > > Thanks for every hint. > _______________________________________________ WebTest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.canoo.com/mailman/listinfo/webtest
