Hi guys,
Just looking at the front page of the Canoo website -- this looks like the
right tool to use -- I'll be checking it out.
Thanks!
Greg
ruel loehr wrote:
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> This is the correct answer. You are talking about doing functional
> testing. This is the perfect tool for doing so.
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Hi,
I thought something like this might already exist, but I haven't been able
to find anything yet.
Does anyone know of an Ant task that I could use to walk through a website
(that I built with ant) to confirm that there are no broken links? I found
one really old project on sourceforge, but
Hi Steve,
Thanks -- That's what I thought (and what I've seen before) That if you
started to read from the out/err of the child process, then it would
spawning doesn't work, IE, the parent exit causes the child to exit.
Do you unhook the input and output by closing the channels, something like
Hi,
This is less of a question about Ant, than it is a question "How do they do
that??"
Ant has the ability to spawn a new process, where all of the output of the
new process goes in the bit bucket, and the original Java process can go
away. The spawned process stays running.
The reason I'm w
