[EMAIL PROTECTED] <> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> [back from vacation]
>
> I'm sorry that some regression has been introduced in HtmlUnit-2.2
> despite the high test coverage of HtmlUnit itself as well of different
> projects using HtmlUnit (WebTest of course, but JSFUnit, JWebUnit and
> WebDriver).
>
> Can you provide a (simple) example allowing to identify the
> regression introduced with HtmlUnit-2.2?
Currently I can not provide a simple example but can try tu explain our
problem:
We have a webapplication running in an frameset with a header, a left and a
main frame. When a page is loaded in the main frame onload event executes a
JS function located in the left frame in order to update the content of the
left frame. The JS function is something like:
function loaded(document) {
if (0 == parent.frames.length) {
return;
}
[....]
if (parent.left) {
[....]
parent.left.loadHistory();
}
}
If webtest invokes one of these pages (with <invoke/> step) it is loaded
into the entire window not into the main frame (correct me if I am wrong).
Thus no frameset exists, thus no "left" frame exists. In this case webtest
R_1714 throws an error:
TypeError: Cannot find function loadHistory in object [object]
This is strange bacause the JS checks if a left frame exists. This error
does not occur in R_1713, Firefox 2 and 3, IE 6 and 7.
I think it is a HtmlUnit-2.2 issue.
Kai
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