xml-test is a diff-like tool for XML.
Checks that an XML document is included in another document. It is handy when testing an application output against a document where element order is different (GData and Atom specs are examples of specifications where element order is unimportant). It has a relaxed notion of containment:
· element order is ignored.
· whitespace is trimmed.
· comments are ignored.
· specific elements can be ignored by passing XPath-like paths on the command line.
· text nodes (element and attribute content) can be ignored by passing '-notext' on the command line. Only document structure is checked.
You need a working Scala installation to run this program. Then you can run it like this:
scala -cp xmldiff.jar com.google.xmldiff.Main feed.xml feed-out.xml -i feed/totalResults feed/startIndex
feed/itemsPerPage feed/entry/published //updated /feed/entry/content
The above command will compare feed.xml and feed-out.xml, ignoring all updated elements, openSearch elements under feed, and content or published elements inside feed entries.
Requirements:
· Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 5 or later
What's New in This Release:
· This release includes a getting started guide and is usable as both a library and a command line tool.
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