- From: Rick Rivello <richard.rivello@nist.gov>
- Date: Tue, 16 Apr 2002 07:38:20 -0400
- To: "Robert Clary" <bclary@netscape.com>, <www-dom-ts@w3.org>
> I think this approach should be the default method of loading test
> documents for the ECMAScript based tests, however there are issues with
> this approach. For example, Internet Explorer 5 on Windows transforms a
> raw XML Document into a DHTML Document when loaded into a browser
> document. Is there any way to turn this feature of Internet Explorer
> off? This may mean that Internet Explorer will require a different XML
> Document loading mechanism for the DOM CORE TS, but should not preclude
> supporting other browsers which do not have this problem. I do not
> believe this affects Internet Explorer's ability to load HTML Documents
> and should not affect the ability of the DOM HTML TS to use this
> approach when loading test documents.
>
I'm see you mention IE5.1. I'm currently using IE6 and will test
the DOM HTML TS with JSUNIT 1.3.0.
>This reminds me however that the Document Loader in jsUnit currently is
>limited to a single document at a time. This may be a limitation that
>needs to be addressed in the proposed jsUnit. How important is it to
>load multiple test documents at the same time in general and in the DOM
>TS in particular?
There are also several tests that throw a WRONG_DOCUMENT exception
that also load more than one document.
Received on Tuesday, 16 April 2002 07:39:45 UTC