>> My intention is to allow the definition of test cases in XML, using
>> digester to create the test cases, then execute and output
>> the result to
>> XML, styling to HTML with XSLT.
>>
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> eh? Can you say that again slowly.
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You define a test case in xml:
<suite>
<case id="001">
<user-agent-header value="Some user agent"/>
<input href="http://blah.blah.org/foo.bar"/>
<output href="foo.bar.out"/>
<golden-file href="foo.bar.golden"/>
<tests>
<assert-xpath expr="count(//img)=0"/>
...
</tests>
</case>
...
</suite>
Then push that through Digester to create JUnit Test Cases that will use
HTTPUnit to get the output from the input, and then use XMLUnit to
verify either the whole file against the golden file, or just xpath
expressions. Then we log the result to XML using ant and JUnit, then
format the results to HTML for the dev group to see.
How was that?
Scott Sanders
