Hi Michael,
thanks for your suggestion. But I compare the text in the PDF with a
property:
<pdfVerifyText text="${myProperty}" regex="true">
So I can't include any regex symbols such as *.
Stefan
Michael Habbert-3 wrote:
>
> Hi Stefan,
>
> usually I try:
> <pdfVerifyText text="myText.*-ID" regex="true">
>
> probably there is a much better expression.
>
> mfg
>
> Michael Habbert
>
>
> Stefan Seger schrieb:
>> Hello,
>>
>> In our application you can generate PDF reports on tables and forms and I
>> want to check if the field names of the PDFs are correct.
>>
>> My test is working so far, but I have a problem when the text is wrapped
>> to
>> the next line. For example I check for the field content "User-ID", in
>> the
>> PDF it's called
>> User
>> -ID
>>
>> So it can happen that there is a blank more in the PDF text as in the
>> text I
>> want to compare with.
>> <pdfVerifyText> does not find the text and the test fails.
>>
>> Is there are a to ignore all blanks ?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Stefan
>>
>>
>>
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