Re: HttpUnit & JS createElement

Dear Mark,

my name is Wolfgang Fahl and I'm one of the comitters of 
the project. Actually I'm the first that ever got 
committer rights besides the initiator Russell Gold. I 
think it's worthwile looking into taking part in the 
httpunit project. I'm pretty sure Russell will support 
your move.  As far as I know the Javascript part is the 
one he has been wanting to improve for quite a while and 
the basis is there.

The move from CVS to subversion is quite simple it's 
even simpler if you use an IDE like Eclipse.

I'm offering to discuss further details via phone or 
skype - I'm going to send you a personal e-mail with my 
contact details and availability

Yours
  Wolfgang

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> Hi all,
> 
> We have started using httpunit and particularly the ServletUnit 
> classes at our company to test our webapps from our desktops. It is 
> working great, and we all love it. However, we are now at that stage 
> of our Javascript work that we want to start using JS functions like 
> createElement() and cloneNode(). I have browsed the mailing list 
> archives, and it seems like these have been a tricky issue. We have a 
> large amount of Java coding experience, but none of the guys at our 
> office has worked on an open source project before. Can you please 
> give me your views on what would be the easiest and best way of 
> adding these Javascript features to our test environment?
> 
> 1. Switch to another system instead of httpunit (I have heard talk of 
> HtmlUnit - does it include a ServletUnit equivalent, or can we mock 
> it up with Tomcat in the Eclipse IDE? We like ServletUnit because it 
> is standalone and we didn't need to set up Tomcat on our 
> repository/test server to run the tests)
> 
> 2. Access the current code of httpunit with subversion (we currently 
> use cvs for our own work - can we access the code with cvs?). Has 
> much progress been made on this stuff? We can certainly do 
> programming and submit patches ourselves, but it would be nice to 
> know where to get started on this, and to know whether this kind of 
> feature is likely to be something we could do with hours or days vs 
> weeks or months of programming.
> 
> 3. Hack around in the 1.6.2 version which we downloaded from the site 
> and are currently using.
> 
> 4. Pay some money to one of the existing httpunit developers.
> 
> Thanks for your help,
> 
> Mark Childerson
> 
> 
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