Anyone tried J3Unit?

[VotTak]

Searched the forum and did not found anything regarding J3Unit. Interested whether anyone tried it. Or tried to integrate it with JUnit.
Thank you very much.
Any input is appreciated.
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[kaht]

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[BabyJeffy]

JUnit or JSUnit? JSUnit is more appropriate to this forum, so I'm going to assume that's what you mean. We integrated the JSUnit suite as a JUnit test (so it runs at the same time as the JUnit tests do). It can be used "stand alone" as well (so you don't need a full IDE to use it).

It's not possible to test AJAX easily in JSUnit... although there are no problems testing the code that consumes an AJAX call (for instance).

It's syntax is nicely consistent with JUnit (except it's native Javascript instead of Java).

Hope that helps
Jeff

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[Diancecht]

j3unit is supposed to be the "next step" after JSUnit.

http://j3unit.sourceforge.net/

Cheers,
Dian

 

[BabyJeffy]

Looks fine... a little too early to use it here, however. We need to test our code across at least IE and Firefox - the project seems to have only tested on Firefox 1.5x. This shouldn't be a problem since it's using the scriptaculous code. I'll wait for some more support on the website, and some developer feedback (here and other forums).

Thanks for the heads-up on the existence of this, though!

Cheers,
Jeff

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