[Webtest] Browser Recording Tool - Proxy settings
Paul King
webtest@lists.canoo.com
Thu, 26 Aug 2004 09:09:51 +1000
Lisa Crispin wrote:
> Thanks, Mittie. WebTest finds bugs one way or the other!
>
> My coworkers are puzzling over how to do this in Spring. Does anyone on this list use Spring and how do you "text/html" response type?
> thanks,
I imagine Spring would do this automatically but haven't check as yet.
Of course, if you get a 304 or 302 response (redirect or already in
browser cache) then the http response doesn't normally have the
content-type.
Cheers, Paul.
> -------------- Original message from "Dierk Koenig" : --------------
>
>
>>>ERROR (CodeGeneratingProxyObserver.java:41) - no response content type
>>
>>here we have it.
>>
>>Your webapp doesn't follow the http specification. Congratulation!
>>You just found an error in your webapp!
>>
>>Explanation: web applications are required to set a so-called
>>response content type to reveal what they are sending.
>>Click-O-Mat only analyzes responses of type "text/html" and
>>relies on specification compliance.
>>
>>I agree that the error message could be more meaningful :-)
>>
>>cheers
>>Mittie
>>
>>P.S. I cannot sleep until all tests have passed :-)