Re: [Xmlunit-general] Comparison of XML that is conformant to a given XSD

[Stefan Bodewig <bodewig@ap...>]

On 2010-02-17, Nicholas W <4407@...> wrote:

> I can check that a piece of XML validates with an XSD that I have in a
> jar like this:

[snip]

> And I can assert that two pieces of XML are similar like this:

[snip]

> But how can I compare two XML strings that are conformant to an XSD in
> a jar?

I'm not sure I understand what you want.  You've already shown how two
compare two XML strings so what else do you need?

Are you looking for a way to assert that two pieces of XML conform to
the same schema and are similar?  There is no built-in way to do that,
you have to implement it in three steps just as you've shown.

Stefan

[Xmlunit-general] Comparison of XML that is conformant to a given XSD

[Nicholas W <4407@lo...>]

I can check that a piece of XML validates with an XSD that I have in a
jar like this:


InputSource xmlSource = resourceAsInputSource(resourcepath);
InputSource xsdInputSource = resourceAsInputSource(XsdPath);
xsdInputSource.setSystemId(xsduri);
assertNotNull(xsdInputSource);
Validator validator = new Validator(xmlSource);
validator.useXMLSchema(true);
validator.setJAXP12SchemaSource(xsdInputSource);
assertXMLValid(validator);


And I can assert that two pieces of XML are similar like this:

assertNotNull(result);
assertNotNull(resourcelocation);
log.debug(String.format("AssertStringXMLLikeResourceXML(%s)",resourcelocation));
saveResultCopy(result, resourcelocation);
InputStream resourceAsStream = this.getClass().getClassLoader()
				.getResourceAsStream(resourcelocation);
assertNotNull(resourceAsStream);
String readerToString = FileIO.readerToString(new BufferedReader(
new InputStreamReader(resourceAsStream,"utf-8")));
log.debug(String.format("expected XML - %s",readerToString));		
		assertXMLEqual(readerToString,result);



But how can I compare two XML strings that are conformant to an XSD in a jar?

I need to do this as the XSD use xs:all and minOccurs=0 in the
xs:element to indicate that some elements are optional and can appear
in any order. The XMLs I wish to compare do have the elements in a
different order, but need to be considered the same and the test
should pass.

Thanks in advance for your help,
Regards,