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This article has given you a taste of the jWebUnit framework by discussing its salient features and most important classes and showing you how to use it to create a concise test case. jWebUnit has even more features you can use in your test cases. It lets your test count the number of links present on a Web page. You can assert that a string, table, or a form-input element with a given label is present or not present in the page. You can play with cookies, such as assert that a cookie is present, remove cookies, and so on. And your test can click on a link with particular text that appears after other text. If you want to build fast and efficient test cases for Web applications, jWebUnit just might be your best friend.