Hi,
you can surely define your own Ant task (or WebTest step) in Java and
package it in a jar but it is easier to do it on the fly in the same
project.
One solution is to define your own macro the other one is to define
custom tasks/steps. In this second case, Groovy is your friend ;-)
Cheers,
Marc.
[email protected] wrote:
Hi,
I have just subscribed to WebTest and have run against our test system
here, and it works exceptionally well.
I have wanted to ask if there is any procedures/examples of how to add
additional functionality to the tests, for example:
Within our product all the text on the web page is configurable via
property files. These properties are loaded and held in the application
servers memory for fast accesses when rendering the web pages. We have a
mechanism for modifying the properties in memory at run-time, by executing
a jsp on the server passing the property key and new value as query string
parameters. ie. http://changeproperty.jsp?key=abc&value=def.
To test a page fully, we modify all the text on a page, using this URL, and
then refresh the page, and we make sure all the text changed.
To do this via a WebTest how easy would it be to add a new plugin/feature,
xml element, such as <changeProperty key="abc" value="def" />
Can I just create a new jar file and add to the libs directory and away I
go?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Mark Winney
Metavante (414) 577-9553
mark.winney(AT)metavante.com
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