HAve you looked at JXUnit http://quickutil.sourceforge.net/view/Main/JXUnit
seems to be doing a similar kinda thing.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Scott Sanders [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 22 May 2001 14:50
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: <b>XMLUnit</b> redux
>
>
> >> 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.
> >>
> >
> >
> > eh? Can you say that again slowly.
> >
> 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
>
>
>
