Hi Marc, It works in a normal browser (IE6). What I am told by the developer is that Spring saves the parameter from the get, for example, 'step=1'. Then when you click the submit button, it remembers the parameter, adds 1 to it, and appends 'step=2' to the URL that results when you submit. That takes you to the next page. When the WebTest script clicks the button, the step number isn't changed, so you stay on the same page. As far as I understand, they did this in order to use one Spring controller for several different pages that make up a UI wizard.
The developer added hidden fields that allow WebTest to work, but since a lot of people do use Spring, I was hoping someone else was doing something similar and maybe there is a way for WebTest to handle this without having to use the hidden fields. thanks Lisa On 6/5/07, Marc Guillemot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Lisa, I'm not sure to understand. You want to use WebTest here to do something that wouldn't be possible with a "normal" browser. Is this correct? Marc. Lisa Crispin-2 wrote: > > When using Spring for UI development, it uses the same controller for the > get and the post of a form (eg, SimpleFormController). When the form is > posted, Spring reattaches the parameters from the get to the posted > request. Is there any way to simulate this behavior in WebTest? I.E., > when > a submit button is clicked, specify additional parameters for the posted > request. > thanks > Lisa > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/posting-forms-with-Spring-tf3867639.html#a10965488 Sent from the WebTest mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ WebTest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.canoo.com/mailman/listinfo/webtest
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