Hi Lisa,
Thanks for your response. The verifyXPath Step is the one I choosed to
test the correctness of the page (and the XPath is simple, it's only
checking for a known id). This test don't work, and when I print the
response, the part of the page I search for is not in the content.
When i turn httpclient debug on, I see the ajax content in the page
returned by the server. So Webtest does'nt take it as a new Response.
Perhaps HtmlUnit list is a better way to post that, but I would like to
get Advanced Webtest users' opinions before that
Thanks for reading
Florent
Pingwy
27, rue des arènes
49100 Angers
Lisa Crispin a écrit :
Hi Florent,
We were having what I think is a similar problem. We have a test that
clicks a link to expand some details: We had to get just the right xpath:
<verifyXPath description="verify the ajax text for the check"
xpath="//t...@class='show']/div" />
Here's the html:
<tr class="shaded">
<td id="panel304714" colspan="5" class="show">
<div style="margin-left:3em;">
<b>
Requested Date:
</b>
 04-13-2009,
...
It wasn't the ideal thing to check for, but it only shows up if the
link has been clicked, so it's "good enough" for us. Not sure if that
helps you. We had tried the following, which did NOT work:
<verifyElementText description="verify match amt"
type="div" text="Requested Date" />
-- Lisa
On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 9:40 AM, Florent Blondeau
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi there,
Weird title, I know... But that's exactly what happens ! And for
short, I can't give you some code
to reproduce the error (too complex to synthetize)
I come here to get your wise words about the ways it takes to make
that happens.
So, I test a page with lots of javascript. WebForms technology
from Microsoft, and JQuery for most.
I click on a link with a beautiful Id, and wait a few seconds to
see appear a div triggered via an ajax call.
Problem, the response I get doesn't include this div. Several
things can be imagined here (javascript error,
test error, typo error) but I turned on http.wire debug and
something striked me :
the page received on the wire is the good one !! The div is here,
javascript submission has worked and ajax Call
is successful.
So !!! Why the response in Webtest (in HtmlUnit Webclient) is not
the one that came on the wire ?
Please help me to find out what happens really, I run out of ideas
concerning debugs I can do
Cheers
Florent
--
Pingwy
27, rue des arènes
49100 Angers
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