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Applet Interfacing Gurus: Writing AppletStub/AppletContext classes to run jUnit tests on 3rd party applet

Asked by swift99 in Java Programming Language, New to Java Programming

Tags: appletunit, httpunit

This is a problem for someone who is intaimately familiar with the innards of the Applet systems in Java.

We are trying to write a performance and loading test for the integration of a third party product in our company's existing system.

The third party product communicates through the third party Applet to a set of servlets on the web server. The applet GUI is hidden (has dimensionality of 0x0), and is used to channel requests to the server and responses to the browser.

I have stubbed in an AppletStub and AppletContext (AppletAdapter) that I pass to the Applet, so the Applet runs successfully. However, it returns a "fail" code where I am expecting a "success" code, indicating that the servlet failed or was not found. When run normally from the browser the call succeeds.

I believe that my problem lies in the incomplete and/or incorrect implementation of the AppletAdapter class.

I started with the implementation of AppletAdapter in "Java Cookbook" by Ian Darwin (O'Reilly), but I have extended it so that I can see which methods are called and need to be implemented. So far, only the method "getDocumentBase()" is being called. The stub returns the value that I believe is correct to the applet, but no other AppletStub or AppletContext methods are called (yet).

Has anyone out there built up the AppletStub/AppletContext layer sufficiently that an applet can be tested using jUnit and httpUnit,independently of a browser? (AppletUnit would be a good tool!)

Code examples are available on request.

Thanks,

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Applet Interfacing Gurus: Writing AppletStub/AppletContext classes to run jUnit tests on 3rd party applet

Asked by swift99 in Java Programming Language, New to Java Programming

Tags: appletunit, httpunit

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