for a long time, I've tried to use xslt from a jar file but this didn't work. I don't remember if this was with Ant 1.6.5 or with an older version. I think that this is supported by Ant 1.7. If this is the case, this would be an elegant strategy.
Cheers, Marc. -- Blog: http://mguillem.wordpress.com ruel loehr wrote: > This is me thinking outloud. > > We heart webtest as it works very well. I'm integrating it into a 2nd > project at my company. Let me state a few assumptions: > > 1) We use a dependency management system (e.g. no jars get checked into > cvs/svn) > 2) Webtest belongs in same cvs module as project it is testing > a) This allows our continuous build to detect changes with tests > along with source changes > 3) We never use bat or sh scripts. Everything works from ant. > 4) Our dependency management creates all of our classpaths nice and tidy > like. > > That being said.....webtest works great out of the box. Now I'm trying to > actually "integrate" it in with the project to test and it feels a > little....kludgy. Not bad, just kludgy. > > I've added all the jars to my ivy repository. Then i've kind of half way > mimicked the default the source tree that comes with the build.zip but made > it fit in my project. > > E.g. we have a top level folder called resources. Now it has a > resources/webtest which contains stuff like the xslt transformer. > > I guess the point of this is > > 1) does anyone else use it like this? or am i just picky? > 2) maybe a section on the website could be made to house a best practices > integration section? I'm more than willing to write stuff up, I just like > to have input from others... > > Thoughts? > > > > > > _______________________________________________ WebTest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.canoo.com/mailman/listinfo/webtest
