positiveErrorPage Test: Set the value of iserrorpage to "true" on this page. Ensure that this page returns the value of the stackTrace of the Throwable from an error page. Now access a page that throws a specific exception. The second page's errorpage attribute should be set to the first page.
title | ErrorpageTest |
source | ErrorpageTest.java |
executeClass | core_syntax.directives.page.errorpage.ErrorpageTest |
executeArgs | -TestCaseID positiveErrorPage -ServerHost $servletServerHost -ServerPort $servletServerPort -UrlMaps $servletMaps |
keywords | positive extensionAPI |
negativeIsErrorPage Test: Set the value of iserrorpage to "false" in a page. Now try to access the "exception" variable of this page in a scriptlet.
title | ErrorpageTest |
source | ErrorpageTest.java |
executeClass | core_syntax.directives.page.errorpage.ErrorpageTest |
executeArgs | -TestCaseID negativeIsErrorPage -ServerHost $servletServerHost -ServerPort $servletServerPort -UrlMaps $servletMaps |
keywords | positive extensionAPI |
negativeNoErrorPageBuff Test: Create a jsp page that contains an exception. Set its errorpage attribute to a second page. On the second page, set the buffer to "false" and iserrorpage to "true". Access the first page.
title | ErrorpageTest |
source | ErrorpageTest.java |
executeClass | core_syntax.directives.page.errorpage.ErrorpageTest |
executeArgs | -TestCaseID negativeNoErrorPageBuff -ServerHost $servletServerHost -ServerPort $servletServerPort -UrlMaps $servletMaps |
keywords | positive extensionAPI |