Hi,
These are just simple text files describing what has to be sent
to the server and what is expected as a response. The TTS is
written in Java and part of the TTS code is a loader for these .cot
files.
Do you parse those text strings and compare the resulting XML
elements?
Otherwise, this will be pretty limited to one server, as it will
even fail if you use
" instead of ' or vice versa. It's still standard-compliant then,
but different.
Maybe it's my fault as I said "these are just simple text files".
In some way they are but they contain XML stanza to send and receive
and the stanza contain also variables which can be replaced based on
some configuration settings.
What exactly happens with these files is just matter of implementation
and I
didn't want to talk about implementation. But in case of Tigase Test
Suite, yes
they are loaded and parsed as XML elements. So the comparison is done
between 2 XML elements not between 2 strings of characters.
Artur
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