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System: Weblogic, JSPs, Java business logic, calling Oracle stored procedures

I have a web-based application which generates audit numbers and has several applications which wil lwork on the generated audit number.

Id like to find a tool in which i can automate testing of all applications, including generation of a new audit, and using that number to test other applications.

Im starting my search and see httpUnit, Cactus, JUnit.
Any advice/suggestions?

Thanks!!!
 
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The JSPs do contain JavaSCript as well.
 
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Originally posted by Judy Herilla:
Im starting my search and see httpUnit, Cactus, JUnit.
Any advice/suggestions?


Plain JUnit is really a unit testing tool so if you're mostly interested in testing the functionality of your application then JUnit is probably not too much of interest for you.

HttpUnit (and jWebUnit and HtmlUnit) simulates a web browser and provides HTML-oriented assertion methods with which you can verify expected behavior. If browser-compatibility isn't your biggest concern, these tools are quite handy in putting web applications under a suite of automated tests. If you'd rather write your tests in XML rather than Java, there's also Canoo WebTest which builds on top of Ant.

If you are concerned about your web application working properly with the actual browser, you might want to look into tools like Watir (Windows and IE-only, otherwise excellent) and Selenium (cross-platform, cross-browser, but a bit awkward and sluggish) which control a real browser rather than simulate one.
 
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