Re: can HttpUnit be used for modifying the user's HttpSession

Is there anybody on this mailing list?
I have waited an entire week for an answer to my
question and not a sign of life on this mailing list.

Anyway, I think I have already figured out the answer
to my original question that I posted a week ago.

I have another question.  I have read up the HttpUnit
tutorial about how to use ServletUnit and
ServletRunner.

The problem that I have is that I am using the Struts
MVC framework.  So I am not dealing with servlets
directly.  Instead I am dealing with struts Action
classes.

Is there anyway I can use the ServletRunner with a
struts Action class rather than a servlet class?  How
would I go about doing that?

Thanks,
-Saladin


--- Saladin Sharif <[email protected]> wrote:

> 
> Hi,
> I am new to HttpUnit.  I have been looking at the
> examples and tutorials on the HttpUnit webpage, to
> learn about how to use HttpUnit.
> 
> I see through the examples that it is possible to
> inspect the user's HttpSession after testing a
> servlet
> using HttpUnit.  However, I am wondering is it
> possible to use HttpUnit for modifying the user's
> session?
> 
> I mean I have a situation where I am testing a
> servlet.  The servlet requires that one or more
> object/values be stored in the user's session in
> order
> for the servlet to function properly.  So is it
> possible for me to use HttpUnit to set those values
> in
> the user's session, then test calling the servlet,
> and
> then inspect the user's session afterwards?
> 
> Please let me know.
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> -Saladin
> 
> 


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