Build a Java Web Application Using HttpUnit and the Test-driven Methodology, Part II
Part I of this article series demonstrated how to set up a test-driven environment and a phone list Web application. Part II completes the demonstration, showing you how to fill out the functionality of the application and perform tests for those new functions.
by Wellie Chao
December 4, 2003
uild a Java Web Application Using HttpUnit and Test-driven Methodology, Part I showed how HttpUnit complements the JUnit functionality to provide testing capability for Web applications, which ordinarily are difficult to test using only JUnit. It then demonstrated a step-by-step setup of a test-driven environment and a phone list Web application.
Part I concluded with a successful test of the application. To complete it, however, you still have to build the following functions: new contact, delete contacts, and edit contact. You also need to write the tests for those functions before implementing the application's full functionality. Part II completes the example, performing these tests and filling out the functionality of the phone list application.
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