Servlet Testing (using JUnit??)

Hi there,
I have a web application using many different servlets and now i would like to test the methods in these servlets.
How can i do this using Junit? Is it possible or is there an alternative way of testing?
Rahul

junit testing is working perfectly when i am testing
core java applications.But it gives
unsupportedClassversion when i am trying to run
junit on servlets.Maybe your servlet engine does not use the same JRE as the one you use to run your classical java app. e.g. Tomcat on Windows selects its JRE at install time, so if you installed another JRE afterwards...

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