I’ve been trying to locate an existing tool that will record bunch of HTTP requests I make through my browser along with the responses, and then later run through though same requests again and verify the responses are identical to what was previously recorded. I want to use such a tool to test that [...]
Filed under: Web development | Tagged: Badboy, HTTP::Recorder, PureTest, Testing, Versium, vTest, Web2Test | Leave a Comment »
Last post I stated:
Due GAE’s limitations on CPU time/cycles and an overall maximum limit of 10 seconds to fulfill a request a non-trivial set of unit tests will exceed the quotas if they are all run at the same time, so its necessary to run them in separate requests.
But in the two tests I’ve [...]
Filed under: Programming, Web development | Tagged: App Engine, AppEngine, GAE, Google App Engine, grey box test, grey box testing, Python, Testing, Unit Test, Unit Testing | Leave a Comment »
While the GAE SDK does provide the ability to run your web application locally, I’ve found that that the SDK’s local datastore doesn’t work precisely the same as the real one. Specially I’ve found that the local one is more permissive then the real one so its possible to get your app working locally [...]
Filed under: Programming, Web development | Tagged: App Engine, AppEngine, curl, GAE, Google App Engine, libcurl, pycurl, Python, Testing, Unit Test, Unit Testing, urlgrabber, urllib2 | 2 Comments »
