Re: How can I trap for a 404 in my GWTTestCase?

You can't. Or rather, you only have access to the response page's body, so if you can identify a 404 from that, you're done.

BTW, your test actually isn't even seeing the 404, because you finishTest() just after you saveButton.click(), so the form is submitted (actually probably just after the code yields to the browser, so *after* the finishTest()) but you don't wait for the FormPanel.SubmitCompleteEvent; so it's expected that your test pass.

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