I can't see this happen... but... can you reproduce it again ? Can you serialize to a file before ?

thanks

paul

Le 21 juil. 05, à 20:10, Michael Altenhofen a écrit I assume your example is "too easy" because the XML snipplet is already included verbatim. The problem had to do with the fact that the <xu:actual> piece was produced by a call to another command. That's why I had to change the parseBody method.

Regards

Michael

"Paul Libbrecht (JIRA)" <[email protected]> schrieb am 19.07.05 20:51:13:

[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JELLY-156? page=comments#action_12316147 ]

Paul Libbrecht commented on JELLY-156:
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Can you reproduce this with the current svn snapshot ?
I have tried the following which is working:

        <xu:assertDocumentsEqual expected="blop.xml">
                <xu:actual><blop/></xu:actual>
        </xu:assertDocumentsEqual>

(with blop.xml containing exactly <blop/>)

I am suspecting that something happened with the soap one...
Maybe outputting the soap output to a file first than re-outputting it using x:copyOf would help in order to see the soap response ?

thanks

paul

tags.xmlunit: body not correctly parsed
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         Key: JELLY-156
         URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JELLY-156
     Project: jelly
        Type: Bug
    Reporter: Michael Altenhofen


Remark: I'm assigning this to "Unknown" component since I cannot select tags.xmlunit. Similar to the probelm described for the xml tag lib, the xmlunit tag lib doesn't correctly parse bodies. E.g., with the current version (1.6) of ParseTagSupport I can't do the following:
[...]
   <xu:assertDocumentsEqual expected="result.xml">
     <xu:actual>
<soap:invoke endpoint="${endpoint}" namespace="${namespace}" method="${method}">${params}</soap:invoke>
     </xu:actual>
   </xu:assertDocumentsEqual>
[...]
The result produced by the soap invoke call will be transformed into an empty document.
Changing the method body of parseBody to
        return parseText(getBodyText(false));
does the trick.
This issue has also been posted via bugzilla (BUG #31544), but I've been adviced to post it here again.

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