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nielsene
 Post subject: Test classification...
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All web tests are acceptance tests, I think. They're testing end-to-end by exercising UI commands and relate directly to client requirements.
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So you wouldn't have a Unit Test like
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class FooFormDisplayTest extends WebTestCase {

   function FooFormDisplayTesst() {

      $this->WebTestCase("Test Display of Foo Form");

   }

   function setUp() {

      $this->get('someWebPage');

   }

   function testFormElements() {

      $this->assertField('firstName');

      $this->assertField('lastName');

      $this->assertField('submit');

   }

}

As the driver for the form generating code/template?

Of course if your design has a "form" class you can simply test if its "display" method generates the right string.
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