just beginning

[jonnie savell]

i have seen the words Windows and ASP appear several times.

i don't use Windows.

is this project not for me?

[Ates Goral]

Hi Jonnie,

This framework aims to be completely context-agnostic. So, it's
OS-independent. The Windows/ASP context is mentioned as a reminder
that ASP can be written in JScript, and therefore jsUnity can test ASP
code as well.

Ates

[Jon Savell]

Thank you for getting back to me.

I fear that I wasn't very clear.

I would like to introduce JavaScript unit-tests into my build process.
The build process is driven by ant.

So, how would one use jsUnity to do this (besides using rhino)?

Thank you for your time.

Sincerely,
jonnie savell

[Ates Goral]

Hey, sorry for the late response.

If you're using Any, I think you'll have to use a JS-shell environment
(could be Rhino). You could also run the JS tests inside a browser
using Selenium RC, but that would probably be more cumbersome.

Ates

[Ates Goral]

I actually now have a Rhino runner for jsUnity that emits JUnit results. I use it to launch tests from Hudson and collect results. I'll soon commit it to the git repo.

On Sep 4, 2009 12:12 AM, "Ates Goral" <ates....@gmail.com> wrote:

Hey, sorry for the late response.

If you're using Any, I think you'll have to use a JS-shell environment
(could be Rhino). You could also run the JS tests inside a browser
using Selenium RC, but that would probably be more cumbersome.

Ates

On Sat, Aug 1, 2009 at 12:25 AM, Jon Savell<jsa...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Thank you for getting bac...