- From: Robert Clary <bclary@netscape.com>
- Date: Thu, 27 Jun 2002 15:37:59 -0400
- To: Philippe Le Hegaret <plh@w3.org>
- CC: Rick Rivello <richard.rivello@nist.gov>, www-dom-ts@w3.org
Philippe Le Hegaret wrote: > > I tried to run Bob's tests on my Windows XP and didn't have lots of > success unfortunately. > > I wasn't able to try with Mozilla 1.0.1 but both Mozilla 1.0 and 1.1 > didn't run the tests. > > IE6 becomes unstable when running the tests for Core (it crashed after 2 > or 3 retries) but I managed to obtain a result for DOM level 2 HTML (see > attachment). That is interesting data for the WG since it shows that > some types in IE6 don't match the ones in the CR of DOM level 2 HTML. > There are some uppercase/lowercase issue as well and some of them are > probably errors in the tests themselves. A tagName will "BODY" if the > document was HTML 4, and "body" if the document was XHTML 1. If someone > has the output results from Mozilla 1.0.1, I'd like to have a look at > them. > Curt mentioned that createHTMLDocument and contentDocument tests were > missing so I started to work on them. I have 2 for createHTMLDocument > but are not able to test them for the moment unfortunately. > > Philippe Philippe, When you run the test with Mozilla, try it with a fresh profile to make sure you haven't disabled features that are required for the framework such as opening windows, setting status bar, etc. To create a new profile, start mozilla like this: mozilla -profileManager After you create a fresh profile, can you run the standard jsUnit tests at <http://bclary.com/jsunit/jsunit/testRunner.html?testpage=http://bclary.com/jsunit/jsunit/tests/jsUnitDeclTestSuite.html> ? If you can not run the standard tests, open the JavaScript Console (Tools->Web Developer->JavaScript Console) and copy/paste the error messages into an email and send them to me please. If you can run the standard jsUnit tests, please try the demo dom ts with Mozilla again. If it fails to run, please use the JavaScript Console and send me the error messages. When you ran the DOM Core 1/2 tests with IE6 which implementation did you use? native? MSXML 3 or 4? Which suite did you run? What version of MSXML do you have installed? You can find the msxml*.dll files in c:\winnt\system32\. Right click them and choose properties then the version tab. If no one else has the test results available, I will post them later today. Bob
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