| How to compile jsp files with ANT | How to compile jsp files with ANT 2007-02-21 - By Brian Agnew
Watij (http://watij.com) will work against IE and is Java-based. I don't
think it does Firefox (yet) but it works well against IE. You'll have to
integrate this into your unit tests post-deployment.
Brian
Kevin Jackson wrote:
> Just to throw my hat in the ring...
>
> If you don't like HttpUnit (for whatever reason). Watir[1] (IE) and
> FireWatir (firefox) can be used as an alternative for checking your
> links, driving the automation of tests.
>
> Getting them running as part of the build process is eaasy enough with
> <exec>, but if you're feeling confident you can use the jruby+bsf
> support and write them with scriptdef (note this will be a real
> challenge)
>
> Kev
>
> [1] http://wtr.rubyforge.org/
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