Re: HTTPUnit and AJAX

I'm doubting that many things could test intensive drag-n-drop AJAX 
apps!?  Given that AJAX is just JavaScript - maybe adding more 
JavaScript support would be the ticket?  In some ways HttpUnit is much 
better at JavaScript testing as I have seen it find valid JavaScript 
errors that the browsers swallow/ignore.

-Jason

Frank Cohen wrote:

>Hi HTTPUnit-istas!
>
>I attended a session at the ServerSide.com's Symposium last week on  
>Selenium. The presenter said about HTTPUnit: It can't test AJAX  
>applications. With that challenge, what can I do with HTTPUnit to  
>test AJAX apps?
>
>And what could I contribute to HTTPUnit that would make AJAX testing  
>better?
>
>-Frank
>
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