By bkappe
via blogs.pathf.com
Published: Oct 10 2006 / 03:29
It has been recognized for some time that Ajax applications are a different animal when it comes to testing. In the world of pre-AJAX web applications, the state of the art involved recording HTTP transactions and scraping the resultant HTML pages to check for correct results. That was fine as long as the application was the typical form based, rectangular HTML webapp. With Ajax, all sorts of other considerations come into place, like whether a particular drag and drop action works, not just if the recorded HTTP Request that it's supposed to generate results in the right HTML page or XML message.
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