Re: [Xmlunit-general] Comparing two XML documents while skipping certain nodes

[Anamika M. <pra...@ho...>]

Thank you again Stefan, this is very helpful, I am all set with this.
could you pl. let me know how if there is a way to run a xmlunit test case =
from the command line (I have been running my testcases through the NetBean=
s IDE.
Thanks.
Anamika.
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Abhin: I wrote the following (in case this is still helpful):
public int differenceFound(Difference d) {
Node controlN =3D d.getControlNodeDetail().getNode();
Node testN =3D d.getTestNodeDetail().getNode();
String controlNodeName =3D controlN.getNodeName();
String testNodeName =3D testN.getNodeName();
String testXpathLoc =3D d.getTestNodeDetail().getXpathLocation();
String conXpathLoc =3D d.getControlNodeDetail().getXpathLocation();
String foo =3D "/abcd[1]/efgh[1]/ijk[1]/text()[1]";=20

if(conXpathLoc.equals(foo) && testXpathLoc.equals(foo))
return RETURN_IGNORE_DIFFERENCE_NODES_IDENTICAL;
else return RETURN_ACCEPT_DIFFERENCE;=20
}----------------------------------------------------------=20

> To: xml...@li...> From: bo...@ap...> Date=
: Tue, 8 May 2007 06:42:34 +0200> CC: Ana...@om...> Subject: =
Re: [Xmlunit-general] Comparing two XML documents while skipping certain no=
des> > On Fri, 4 May 2007, Anamika Majumder <Ana...@om...>> w=
rote:> > > The method int differenceFound(org.custommonkey.xmlunit.Differen=
ce> > difference) in the DifferenceListener interface needs a Difference> >=
 object, while the Difference class has only protected constructors.> > The=
 tests I am writing are in a different package and do not have> > access to=
 any protected constructors in the package> > "org.custommonkey.xmlunit", a=
m I missing the point entirely??> > If you are you trying to to test your c=
ustom implementation of> DifferenceListener, this is a problem, I agree.> >=
 What I suggested was that you write a DifferenceListener like> (untested c=
ode, I didn't try to even compile it):> > public class MyDiffListener imple=
ments DifferenceListener {> > public int differenceFound(Difference d) {> i=
f (d.getId() =3D=3D DifferenceConstants.ELEMENT_TAG_NAME_ID> && d.getContro=
lNodeDetail().getValue().equals("foo")> && d.getTestNodeDetail().getValue()=
.equals("bar")) {> return RETURN_IGNORE_DIFFERENCE_NODES_IDENTICAL;> }> ret=
urn RETURN_ACCEPT_DIFFERENCE;> }> > public void skippedComparison(Node cont=
rol, Node test) {}> }> > and use Diff.overrideDifferenceListener() with an =
instance of your> class.> > I know you cannot write tests for MyDiffListene=
r, but it is pretty> easy to validate and using the approach outlined above=
, your XMLUnit> tests should skip over differences between "foo" and "bar" =
nodes.> > Stefan> > -------------------------------------------------------=
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