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XMLUnit provides assertions that help testing code that produces XML.
XMLUnit 2.x Development Moved to GitHub
XMLUnit provides help with testing code that creates or consumes XML.
XMLUNit 2.x is available for both Java and .NET with a similar API. Development of this version has moved to a GitHub organization[1] with two git repositories for Java and .NET respectively.
All discussion about XMLUnit independent of any version will happen on the XMLUnit general mailing list[2].
XMLUnit for Java 1.x is no longer maintained, please use the legacy artifacts of XMLUnit 2.x if you still need APIs compatible with XMLUnit 1.x. ...
JMonitoring and NMonitoring are monitoring frameworks for Java and .Net applications, based on AOP (AspectJ and AspectDNG). Data are stored in database, memory or XML and can be consulted with a web console. http://forge.octo.com/confluence/display/JMO
Avignon is an acceptance test system that allows you to write executable tests in a language that you define. It uses XML to define the syntax of the language but, if you choose to extend the language, leaves the semantics of the tests up to you.