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As a testing tool, HttpUnit is primarily designed for "black-box" testing of web sites. In many cases that may be all you need; however, if you are developing complex servlets, you may wish to test smaller pieces of your code. Sometimes you can isolate them into simple tests using only JUnit. In other cases, you will want to test in a servlet environment. At this point you have two basic approache
Automated testing is a great way to ensure that code being maintained works. The Extreme Programming (XP) methodology relies heavily on it, and practitioners have available to them a range of testing frameworks, most of which work by making direct calls to the code being tested. But what if you want to test a web application? Or what if you simply want to use a web-site as part of a distributed ap
Here is a brief description of how you can use HttpUnit with JUnit to test your own web sites. Obtaining a web page response The center of HttpUnit is the WebConversation class, which takes the place of a browser talking to a single site. It is responsible for maintaining session context, which it does via cookies returned by the server. To use it, one must create a request and ask the WebConversa
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