Crosscheck is a JavaScript unit-testing framework capable of emulating multiple browser environments. Using Crosscheck crosscheck.jar is a standalone program for running crosscheck tests. It includes all dependencies, so there's no need for mucking about with a classpath to get it to run. Usage: java -jar crosscheck.jar [options] [test-file | test-directory]* Options: -help print this message -hosts colon-separated list of hosts (ie-6, moz-1.7, moz-1.8) e.g. java -jar crosscheck.jar tests/ java -jar crosscheck.jar -hosts=moz-1.7 tests/test.jst For those working on Java projects who may already have other versions of the libraries that Crosscheck depends upon, the distribution also contains just-crosscheck.jar. As the name implies, this file contains only crosscheck class files and resources. In order to use this version of Crosscheck, you'll need to include just-crosscheck.jar and all the files in the "lib" directory in your classpath. Example: java -classpath just-crosscheck.jar:lib/commons-lang.jar:lib/tagsoup.jar:lib/js.jar net.thefrontside.crosscheck.framework.ConsoleRunner test/net/thefrontside/crosscheck/hosts/
VERSION HISTORY
- Version crosscheck-0.2.1 posted on 2007-02-05
Several fixes and updates - Version crosscheck-0.2.1 posted on 2007-02-05
Program Details
- Category: Network & Internet > Other
- Publisher: dev.thefrontside.net/crosscheck
- License: Free
- Price: N/A
- Version: 0.2.1
- Platform: windows