That was my original motivation in building HttpUnit¡ but it¡¯s limited JavaScript capabilities don¡¯t support many of today¡¯s complex sites.?
Other than that, the Document-View pattern is your friend.?
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On Jan 2, 2020, at 6:58 PM, Avi Kessner <
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Test the changes to the model, not the GUI itself.
On Fri, Jan 3, 2020, 00:26 George Dinwiddie <
lists@...> wrote:
Alan,
Way back, I played with test-driving AWT and Java Swing UIs, starting?
with just jUnit. Given the availability of web driver libraries, you can?
do similar things much more easily.
In general, I tested the GUI with a test API to make sure things were?
wired up correctly. I tested the actual API to make sure the system?
worked correctly.
In?
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you can see an example of re-using a test that drove the API creation to?
check the same result from the GUI by injecting a different adapter to?
talk with the system under test.
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