So, what you're saying is that SmartBear has effectively broken any meaningful form of JScript inheritance, and that's just tough? That's ridiculous!
Sigh....
So what do you mean/how do you do:
1. Place the code to a string variable and share the variable between units.
2. In the global scope of each unit, call the eval function to execute the shared code - this should make the additional functions available in each of the units.
I'm trying to configure JScript code for WebService testing. We use a couple different web service API's. Things like the target test server, port # etc. are common to both types of API requests, but the attributes for the soap envelope are different. I was trying to construct a JScript library like such:
fw_WebService
fw_WebService_EIM //ws library for the EIM API
fw_WebService_MSP //ws library for the MSP API.
Both the API libraries should inherit functions like "targetServer", "port", etc. from the base "class". The base module also contains functions like "POST", so I don't have to rewrite them in each API. The "//USEUNIT" directive was supposed to make it unnecessary for me to have to copy the contents of fw_WebService into each of the API libraries, but apparently that is no longer a practical idea.
So is there a relatively painless way to accomplish what I'm trying to do?
