Benjamin Niemann wrote: > http://www.logilab.org/projects/xmldiff > > You'd still have to integrate this into your test framework though...
Thanks, that looks promising. > > And I'll have a look at XMLUnit - seem's like something I could use for my > current project ;) XMLUnit is *very* useful. For example here is a typical assertion error: [different] Expected attribute value '1500' but was '150' - comparing <HotspotModelItem height="1500"...> at /PageItem[1]/HotspotModelItem[1]/@height to <HotspotModelItem height="150"...> at /PageItem[1]/HotspotModelItem[1]/@height Notice how it shows you exactly the error including XPath expressions to the node containing the error! In Jython I use unittest, not JUnit, so instead of subclassing XMLTestCase I call the static methods of XLMAssert from my test cases. Kent -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
