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Hello ,

Could you suggest any open source web testing tool that could be used?

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Menon
 
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JUnit is my best bet ...

other tools are also available ...
depends on what type of testing you want to do ...


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Hi,
Isnt JUnit as suggested by its name used for unit testing on the lines of white box testing?
What I need is a black box testing tool...
Could you sugget a few?
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Menon
 
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Can you explain what you want to do?

Also, cactus uses JUnit.
 
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Hi,

I need to test a web application .... The links , the pop up messages basically front end web form testing.

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Menon
 
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Sounds more like a job for HttpUnit, then.

Though, since almost all the testing technologies mentioned so far work pretty well together, you'll probably want to look at each one and mix them together to get the results you want...

A mixture of Cactus, HttpUnit, and JUnitPerf (all of which are based on JUnit) usually does a pretty good job. Cactus for setting up things on the server side you need for your tests; HttpUnit for testing the HTML of the response, and for some functional testing; and JUnitPerf for testing how the app handles under multiple users.
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I think to test web applications we can use jWebUnit framework.

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