11 Jun
2007
11 Jun
'07
11:46 a.m.
A useful set of unit tests would exercise the XML-RPC interfaces and
verify the effect in the HTML view.
For example:
1. Use XML-RPC to create/modify a page
2. Assert the page changes via the HTML view.
In milestone 1, this does not work and I don't think it has been corrected.
The important point here is that well structured code would have the RPC
call use the same function call as the HTML call. The UT would then
verify the underlying call, then supplementary UTs would check the HTML,
XML-RPC alone, then further tests check there interaction.
Good luck
Catalin Hritcu wrote:
Dear XWiki users,
The main task I have for the Google Summer of Code is to write
functional tests for XWiki. And since XWiki has an impressive number
of features it will be impossible for me to test everything in just 3
months. This means I will have to focus on the most important
features; the ones users like you consider the most important.
I only have a vague idea of which these features are, so your feedback
on this would be most appreciated:
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Idea/FunctionalTestPlanListing
Thank you,
Catalin Hritcu
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