One simple approach could use the text extraction functionality of POI and
only compare the extracted text of the two workbooks, maybe that already
provides the wanted "is equal" functionality?
Dominik
On Aug 1, 2016 6:35 PM, "Javen O'Neal" wrote:
Within your
Within your !hash1.equals(hash2) code, you could save the byte streams to
disk, extract the zip files, and use a diff utility to figure out why
they're different.
We use a lot of hash maps, which have nondeterministic order. If those maps
are serialized out as , then attrs
could be swapped. Some
On Mon, 1 Aug 2016, armin.winte...@ldbv.bayern.de wrote:
we've been experiencing an indeterminism problem with POI's xlsx format,
when generating hash values with the following method in testng test
cases:
XLSX uses Zip files, which contain within them file dates. If you're
comparing the
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Dear POI dev team,
we've been experiencing an indeterminism problem with POI's xlsx format, when
generating hash values with the following method in testng test cases:
FileTest:
@Test(enabled = true) // indeterminism at random iterations, such as 400 or 1290
public void emptyXLSXTest()