Hi, what do you get for an error?
verifyText should work on any text/* content type but probably not when the content type is ica/citrix-application. Nevertheless if the right answer is received, it is possible to access to the response. Cheers, Marc. -- Blog: http://mguillem.wordpress.com Søren Krum wrote: > Hei! > > i have some good experience with webtest so long, but now i run in some > difficulties. I use the following environment: > > java 1.5 > ant 1.7.1 > webtest 1714 (tried although 1716) > > On a page i have an element which is supposed to open a new page and in > that new page there should start an ica/citrix-application. As that is > normally triggered through the response of mime-type ica-application I > thought i could check after some text on the new "page", which is indeed > an ica-file (if everything in my app goes right, sure, but it does in a > browser) > > so i did in the test as follows: > --------8<------------------ > <clickElement description="Klikker på link for ABM KLIENT" htmlId="ABM"/> > <verifyText description="the result should be an ica file with some > specific things inside" > text="[WFClient]" /> > --------8<------------------ > But even if that works in my browser (i get an ICA file as response, and > the string is there), the verifyText fails. I tried to force webtest to > save the result with save="abm", but i do not find a result file. :-( > > Is ist possible at all to check a not-xml/html/sgml file? Is there some > kind of mime-type checking? or am i on a totally wrong way? > > Someone who has an idea where to start searching? I tried already > removing the brackets as i do not know if that confuses eventually a > regexp evaluation, but that did not help, the same with changing the > webtest release... > > Best Regards > > Søren Krum > > _______________________________________________ WebTest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.canoo.com/mailman/listinfo/webtest

