Re: [hybi] websocket test suite

I'm actually building up a set of unit tests in grizzly that i'm going to
use for testing 1.9 clients against 2.0 servers, and vice versa.  I was
hoping to test grizzly client code against jetty servers as well
libwebsocket servers, too.  However, having a standard set of tests to
validate against would increase my confidence that I'm implementing
everything correctly on my end.

On Thu, Jul 28, 2011 at 6:02 PM, Greg Wilkins <gregw@intalio.com> wrote:

> All,
>
> I'd like to restart the conversation around developing a standard set
> of tests for websocket implementations.  The draft I had previously
> published has expired, and reading it again now, I'm not sure it is a
> good starting point as the approach adopted was a bit laissez faire
> and was just a few test that was felt to check the bulk of the
> specified behaviour.   I now think that what is needed is a more
> rigorous approach with specific tests designed to verify each section
> of the specification.  ie there should be traceability from a clause
> in the spec to the test(s) that verify it.
>
> So firstly, does anybody have suggestions of good tests suites
> specified for other IETF efforts that we could use as a model to base
> our tests on?
>
> Anybody else interested in collaborating on this?
>
> cheers
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