As you've checked that no js error occurs in "real" browser, this seems to be an issue with WebTest JS support. WebTest JS support (in fact HtmlUnit's one) gets continuously better but is still not 100% as good as it should be.
2 questions: - which WebTest version do you use? - if this is the latest one, do you have a publicly available website where the problem can be reproduced? This would allow to understand and fix it. Cheers, Marc. -- Blog: http://mguillem.wordpress.com Ken Hopf wrote: > Hi, > > I'm new to WebTest, so perhaps this is just a silly question on my > part. I'm running my first WebTest and everything is humming along nicely, > until I try to click a final submit button, at which point I get the > following error: > > javascript errorReferenceError: "CollectGarbage" is not defined. > (http://s.bebo.com/script/mootools.v1.11.js#3(eval)#1) > > This mootools thing is an Ajax library we use here at Bebo. Now, when > we run the page interactively, there's no visible problem. But, it seems > to me that, despite what engineering tells me, this particular error is > not the fault of WebTest but rather of the ajax library (which unfortunately > is compressed). > > I thought that perhaps a WebTest expert might have some insight about > the issue ... eg, whether this really is a problem with WebTest and, > whether it is not, any ideas about dealing with it??? For instance, > does it make sense to anyone that this thing might work fine interactively, > but fail when invoked by WebTest ?? If it is really a problem in the > target application, is there any way to suppress the error aside from > changing the source code ?? > > Thanks in advance, > Ken Hopf _______________________________________________ WebTest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.canoo.com/mailman/listinfo/webtest
