Should the tests be doing a line-by line comparison anyway? i.e. I can
reformat the XML file and it still means the same thing, I would not
expect the test to fail.
Can't you read the golden data into a DOM and check it is the same
(maybe Node.isEqualNode(Node) or thereabouts)?
Regards,
Tim
Since this code is located in unit test IMHO it makes some sense to
compare the output line by line with the desired content. Of course
it also can be (should be) read into DOM but I will need to refactor
the tests to apply it.
BTW, Geir has said (in private) it is ok to simply remove the
Tim Ellison skrev den 26-06-2006 13:22:
Should the tests be doing a line-by line comparison anyway? i.e. I can
reformat the XML file and it still means the same thing, I would not
expect the test to fail.
James Clark defined Canonical XML in order to be able to compare xml
documents as
I thought I said it in public as well. Sorry.
Alexei Zakharov wrote:
Since this code is located in unit test IMHO it makes some sense to
compare the output line by line with the desired content. Of course
it also can be (should be) read into DOM but I will need to refactor
the tests to
Hi people,
While working on java.beans tests I've faced a funny problem. There
are tests for XMLEncoder that perform line by line comparison of the
encoder's output with static xml files from /test/resources folder
(string compare). And it seems that at some point of time someone
simply prepend
Hi,
Is it easier to preprocess golden files data before the string
comparison? Removing first XML comment with the text
Copyright*Apache seems to be an action which can not modify content
used in the comparison.
Thank you.
Ilya Neverov,
Intel Middleware Products Division
On 6/22/06, Alexei
Ilya, yes, it is technically possible. But IMHO is not very elegant at
the same time.
2006/6/22, Ilya Neverov [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
Is it easier to preprocess golden files data before the string
comparison? Removing first XML comment with the text
Copyright*Apache seems to be an action which
Well, the real question I'd like to get an answer for was: is it
really impossible to remove the license from these files?
2006/6/22, Alexei Zakharov [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Ilya, yes, it is technically possible. But IMHO is not very elegant at
the same time.
2006/6/22, Ilya Neverov [EMAIL
