My name is Marc Guillemot. I’m a French software contractor living near to Bonn (Germany). I specialize in JSE and JEE development, and in test automation of web applications.
I’m very involved in a variety of open source projects. I am currently the lead developer of the HtmlUnit and Canoo WebTest projects as well as commiter of NekoHtml and a (not so active) Groovy committer.
Please contact me directly per email to mguillemot@yahoo.fr if you’re interested in getting first class support for one of the above mentioned open source tools or, more generally, for Java development.
For questions concerning HtmlUnit, WebTest, NekoHTML or Groovy, please post to the corresponding mailing list.
gerard walsh said,
March 21, 2008 at 3:34 am
hello marc sorry for bothering you with something trivial but i googled in my date of birth and discovered we both came into the world on the same day! dont know anything about you but it looks like you do interesting stuff ! anyway good luck from ireland. always said 59 was a vintage year !!!
Marc Guillemot said,
March 28, 2008 at 3:26 pm
Bad guess, this is not 59… but I have nothing against such an old wine bottle
Madhuri said,
March 28, 2008 at 11:57 pm
Hi Marc,
I have been looking up the internet and the WebTest tutorials for a way to set a https header value inside section.
Our test needs to perform 2 or 3 https post and a header variable(XYZ) needs to be unique for every post. Iam using to generate the unique value and am able to set it once within the config section of webtest, so the first https post works fine.But I could not find a way to update that header parameter/property in the steps section, with a unique value for the second and third https posts.
Madhuri said,
March 28, 2008 at 11:59 pm
Sorry hit submit before finishing.
Could you please point out a way to do it, or a tutorial that explains how to update config/header values inside WebTest steps? I would greatly appreciate any help from you.
Thanks,
Madhuri
Marc Guillemot said,
April 1, 2008 at 3:26 pm
Madhuri,
the best place to get WebTest support is the WebTest mailing list. If you’re looking for paid support and want to know my rates, please contact me directly.