Testing JRE emulation?

[Sebastien Diot]

Hi.

I tried using the GWT test API yesterday, for the first time, and simply failed; the solutions on StackOverflow did not help. So I checked if there was any other alternatives, and came to gwt-test-utils. In less then an hour, I had a working test. :) Now my question is:

If this actually runs in Java, and not in a browser, then it can neither test JRE emulation classes (of which I have created quite a few), nor actually validate that code doing heavy math/data-manipulation is going to work in the browser (since JavaScript doesn't have real ints, ... I understand that "integer overflow" ... will behave differently in JavaScript then in Java). Is that correct? Or am I missing something?

[Gael Lazzari]

Hi,

I'm afraid you're right, you won't be able to test neither your JRE emulation classes nor heavy math operations with gwt-test-utils :/ Since it removes any javascript to be able to run in a standalone JVM, you'll have to do it with GWTTestCase or with Selenium based high level tests to test your potential javascript hot spots..

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