public  void begin(WebRequest theRequest) 
{
        theRequest.addParameter("param1", "value1");
}

Verify that it is possible to modify the WebRequest in the common begin() method. It also verifies that begin() is called at all.

 public  void beginGlobalBeginEnd(WebRequest theRequest) 
{
        assertEquals("value1", theRequest.getParameterGet("param1"));
}

Verify that it is possible to modify the WebRequest in the common begin()() method. It also verifies that begin() is called at all.

 public  void end(WebResponse theResponse) 
{
        assertEquals("Hello there!", theResponse.getText());
        this.isClientGlobalEndCalled = true;
}

Verify that it is possible to read the connection object once in endXXX() and then again in end(). It also verifies that end() is called at all.

 public  void endGlobalBeginEnd(WebResponse theResponse) 
{
        assertEquals("Hello there!", theResponse.getText());
}

Verify that it is possible to read the connection object once in endXXX() and then again in end(). It also verifies that end() is called at all.

 protected  void runTest() throws Throwable 
{
        super.runTest();
        // Make sure we verify if end() has been called only on
        // the client side. Reason is that the runTest() method is
        // called both on the client side and on the server side.
        if (this.request == null)
        {
            if (!this.isClientGlobalEndCalled)
            {
                fail("end() has not been called");
            }
        }
}

Verifies that end() has been called correctly.

 public  void testGlobalBeginEnd() throws Exception 
{
        assertEquals("value1", request.getParameter("param1"));
        response.getWriter().print("Hello there!");
}

Verify that it is possible to modify the WebRequest in the common begin()() method. It also verifies that begin()() is called at all.