JSP page testing with HttpUnit

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Hi Folks,

I am trying to implement a POC on JSP Unit testing out of container.
But from HttpUnit site i didn't get any use full info for testing jsps pages
out of the container.
There only one example is there for testing Servlets.


I gone through FAQs

Can I use JSPs with ServletUnit?Absolutely! But since you are now emulating
the servlet environment, you will need to make sure that you have access to
the relevant classes. By default, ServletUnit is configured to use Jasper,
the JSP engine which is part of Tomcat. *You will therefore need the Jasper
jar in your classpath, along with any on which it depends*. Once you have
done that, your JSPs should run, just as they would in Tomcat.

Which version jasper jar is required what depends and how to set up those
and how run sample jsp unit testing if you guys provides on site it would be
great use full for black box testers.

Please send me the details.

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Thanks&Regards
sudharsan

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Hi Folks,<br><br>I am trying to implement a POC on JSP Unit testing out of =
container.<br>But from HttpUnit site i didn&#39;t get any use full info for=
 testing jsps pages out of the container.<br>There only one example is ther=
e for testing Servlets.<br>
<br><br>I gone through FAQs<br><br><h3>Can I use JSPs with ServletUnit?</h3=
>Absolutely! But since you are=20
now emulating the servlet environment, you will need to make sure that=20
you have access
                    to the relevant classes. By default, ServletUnit is=20
configured to use Jasper, the JSP engine which is part of Tomcat.
                    <b>You will therefore need the Jasper jar in your=20
classpath, along with any on which it depends</b>.  Once you have done that=
,
                    your JSPs should run, just as they would in Tomcat.<br>=
<br>Which version jasper jar is required what depends and how to set up tho=
se and how run sample jsp unit testing if you guys provides on site it woul=
d be great use full for black box testers.<br>
<br>Please send me the details.<br clear=3D"all"><br>-- <br>Thanks&amp;Rega=
rds<br>sudharsan<br>

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