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Tuesday September 03, 2002

Eclipse plug-in for Cactus?

It's on it's way! Vincent Massol sent a message to the cactus-user mailing list today asking for ideas and help. If you're an Eclipse plug-in developer, or use Cactus and want to "get involved" - see Vincent's initial thoughts. Personally, I love Cactus, StrutsTestCase, and JUnit. They've all made my development life a lot easier (when they work). I'm constantly on the bleeding edge of Struts development, and StrutsTestCase seems to always break when I download a nightly build. Now if I could only convince myself to write more HttpUnit tests (or maybe use Solex), so I don't spend so much time trying to get my UI to load and look right. Anyone know of a CSS and Layout Testing framework that tells you that your colors need tweeking or your layout won't work in IE5/Mac? I could use that framework!

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