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Starting with XMLUnit 1. The binary in this release has been compiled against NUnit 2. These instances describe both the type [4] of difference found between a control node and test node and the NodeDetail of those nodes including the XPath location of each node. The following test uses a custom NodeTester class to illustrate the potential:. Obviously we could use a DTD or a schema to validate the message output, but this approach wouldn't allow us to distinguish between valid XML with correct content e.

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This test fails as two pieces of XML are similar but not identical if their nodes occur in a different sequence. If you change the DifferenceListener or ElementQualifier after calling toString it won't have any effect. In general, this is true when there are programmatic relationships between nodes that can be more easily tested iteratively. Comparing Pieces of Xmpunit 3.

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The test fails because the XML contains the wrong value for the last number in the sequence:. Common Configuration Options 2. Validating XML Documents 4. Note that a DetailedDiff is constructed using an existing Diff instance. Revision History Revision 1. Two pieces of XML are identical if there are no differences between them, similar if there are only recoverable differences between them, and different if there are any unrecoverable differences between them.

This release fixes a bug in assertXpathsEqual when applied to paths containing attributes, as well as a tiny bug in FloatingPointTolerantDifferenceListener. We could write a simple test class like this:.

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The test below demonstrates the use of a custom ElementQualifier:. XMLUnit provides a Validator class for this purpose. The Diff class stores the result of an XML comparison and makes it available through the methods similar and identical.

It allows an XML comparison to be made that ignores differences in the values of text and attribute nodes, for example when comparing a skeleton or outline piece of XML to some generated XML. When writing a system that exchanges XML messages with third parties there are times when you would like to validate the XML against a DTD that is not xmlunjt to the recipient of the message and so cannot be referenced in the message itself.

Using a custom ElementQualifier. The Difference Engine 3.

For efficiency reasons a Diff stops the comparison process as soon as the first difference is found. XPaths are especially useful where a document is made up largely of known, unchanging content with only a small amount of changing content created by the system. Writing XML comparison tests.

And that was the beginning of XMLUnit.

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XMLUnit for Java 1. One of the strengths of XML is the ability to programmatically extract specific parts of a document using XPath expressions. The order of attributes is ignored. Testing by Tree Walking 2. Alternatively there are static methods on the XMLUnit class that can be called directly. Table of Contents 1. Important Bug Fixes A. While the previous test could have been easily performed using XPath, there are times when Node iteration is more powerful. The DifferenceEngine class generates the events that are passed to a DifferenceListener implementation as two pieces of XML are compared.

This test fails with the message below as each of the 3 news items differs between the control and xmlubit XML:.

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However when the control node is an Elementit is less straightforward to determine which test Element qualifies for comparison as the parent node may contain repeated child Element s with the same name and namespace. The test below illustrates its use:. A xm,unit test strategy is supplied by the CountingNodeTester class that counts the nodes presented to it and compares the actual count to an expected count.