Examples of TCKSpanTag

org.apache.myfaces.portlet.faces.testsuite.common.util.tags.TCKSpanTag
This class provides a way to enclose text put in the HTTP response body by portlets or servlets in custom tags. On the client side, a corresponding class CustomClientTag is used to read the text out.

Examples of org.apache.myfaces.portlet.faces.testsuite.common.util.tags.TCKSpanTag

     * @param testName name of the test
     */
    public BridgeTCKResultWriter(String testName) {
      super();
      mTestName = testName;
      mTestNameTag = new TCKSpanTag(mTestName + "-test-name");
      mTestNameTag.setTagContent(mTestName);                                                      
      mStatusTag = new TCKSpanTag(mTestName + "-result-status");
      mDetailTag = new TCKSpanTag(mTestName + "-result-detail");
    }

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Examples of org.apache.myfaces.portlet.faces.testsuite.common.util.tags.TCKSpanTag

     * @param testName name of the test
     */
    public BridgeTCKResultWriter(String testName) {
      super();
      mTestName = testName;
      mTestNameTag = new TCKSpanTag(mTestName + "-test-name");
      mTestNameTag.setTagContent(mTestName);                                                      
      mStatusTag = new TCKSpanTag(mTestName + "-result-status");
      mDetailTag = new TCKSpanTag(mTestName + "-result-detail");
    }

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