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WebTest and htmlUnit

by Chad Bellan :: Rate this Message:

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I was working with htmlunit in java before finding WebTest. 

 

1.   I noticed that htmlUnit is included in WebTest.  Is there any advantage to using WebTest over using only htmlunit?

2.  My goal is to conduct a load test with tests running in parallel.  Since WebTest has more components than htmlUnit, would it mean that I wouldn't be able to create as many threads?  Would I be better off running the load test just with htmlunit and java instead of WebTest?

 

Chad

 

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RE: WebTest and htmlUnit

by Immo Huneke :: Rate this Message:

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I would suggest using jMeter for load testing. I think that it is also based on htmlunit.

 


From: webtest-admin@... [mailto:webtest-admin@...] On Behalf Of Chad Bellan
Sent: 19 October 2009 21:58
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Subject: [Webtest] WebTest and htmlUnit

 

I was working with htmlunit in java before finding WebTest. 

 

1.   I noticed that htmlUnit is included in WebTest.  Is there any advantage to using WebTest over using only htmlunit?

2.  My goal is to conduct a load test with tests running in parallel.  Since WebTest has more components than htmlUnit, would it mean that I wouldn't be able to create as many threads?  Would I be better off running the load test just with htmlunit and java instead of WebTest?

 

Chad

 

Chad Bellan

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by Chad Bellan :: Rate this Message:

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I noticed that htmlUnit is included in WebTest.  Is there any advantage to using WebTest over using only htmlunit?

 

Chad

 

 

Chad Bellan

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by Chad Bellan :: Rate this Message:

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I noticed that htmlUnit is included in WebTest.  Is there any advantage to using WebTest over using only htmlunit?

 

Chad

 

 

Chad Bellan

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Re: RE: WebTest and htmlUnit

by Marc Guillemot :: Rate this Message:

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Hi,

it's not the same abstraction level: HtmlUnit is low level whereas
WebTest works at a higher level, allowing to write concise tests and to
get rich reports.

Cheers,
Marc.
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Web: http://www.efficient-webtesting.com
Blog: http://mguillem.wordpress.com

Chad Bellan wrote:

> I noticed that htmlUnit is included in WebTest.  Is there any advantage
> to using WebTest over using only htmlunit?
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> Please visit us at www.lusight.com <http://www.lusight.com/>
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> This message is confidential and may be privileged.  If you are not the
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> un-authorized dissemination or copying hereof is prohibited.  This
> message serves for information purposes only and shall not have any
> legally binding effect.  Given that e-mails can easily be subject to
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