Are there any good HTTP conformance test suites?
I need to test some existing code for the standard compliance and do not want to reinvent the wheel and bump into various corner cases.
I'm not specifying the language I use. I expect suite to be generic enough to be adaptable for my needs – although I'd settle for anything that is sane.
From stackoverflow
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take a look at wget or the w3c link checker
Alexander Gladysh : Sorry, I'm not sure how this would help me. Could you please elaborate a bit? -
RFuzz is HTTP fuzzing library for Ruby, though I'm not sure if it tests compliance specfically.
Alexander Gladysh : Quite interesting tool, thank you, I'll use it. But aside from that I really need to *specifically* test for conformance. -
Don't know how accurate or complete it is, but HTTP Lint looks like it may be similar to what you're looking for?
Alexander Gladysh : Close enough, thanks. But I'm still looking for more complete solution. Looks like HTTP Lint does not test for e.g. reaction to bad queries etc.Brian Campbell : Yeah, hence the question mark. I wasn't quite sure what you were looking for, but it looked like HTTP lint would do at least some of it.
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