- From: Curt Arnold <carnold@houston.rr.com>
- Date: Fri, 13 Jun 2003 01:11:06 -0500
- To: jsunit@yahoogroups.com, www-dom-ts@w3.org
I attempted to run three of JSUnit 1.3.3 self tests on recent or new versions of 8 different browsers. The tests run were: jsUnitTestSuite.html, a basic check out of JSUnit jsUnitTestLoadData.html, attempts to load a html document by generating an <iframe> jsUnitTestLoadStaff.html, same but an XML document The testRunner and tests were loaded from the file system and using http. Windows 2000 browser: IE 6: Passed Suite and LoadData from both file system and http. Failed Staff since <iframe> does not support arbitrary XML documents. Mozilla 1.4 RC1 (2003052908): Passed all tests from both file system and http. Opera 7.1.1: Suite passes, LoadData and LoadStaff fail from both file system and http. Mac OS/X 10.2.6: IE 5.2: File system loading would result in device not ready warning and script warnings. Possibly due to 4th leading / in file: URL. Loading using http: will stall while trying to load Suite. Safari 1.0 Beta 2 (v74): Stalls on attempts to run Suite. Mozilla 1.4b: Suite passes on both local file system and http. LoadData and Staff stall. Changing uri within LoadData to an absolute URI (http://.../tests/data/data.html) causes permission denied on HTMLDocument.location exception to be logged to JavaScript console. Page setup and loadComplete were called but the test body was never executed. Konqueror 3.1.1 (via Fink): Does not run from local file system. On http, passes Suite, stalls on LoadData and LoadStaff. Clunky rendering of testRunner.html, immediately goes to 99% and then stalls for 10 secs (while nothing displayed). Palm Web Browser 2.0 (using Palm 5.2 simulator): testRunner layout is not friendly to low res device. Attempts to run Suite using http stalled. Any browser that passes suite and LoadData should be able to run the DOM TS suite. If it fails LoadData, then the IFrame loader would be expected to fail, but possibly other loaders would succeed. Based on these tests, only the Windows Mozilla and IE browsers would be expected to run using the IFrame loader.
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