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Posted by Stefan Tilkov on Jun 11, 2007 06:11 AM
There are many occasions where software creates XML output: XML documents are used for data interchange between different applications, web application create (X)HTML output or respond to AJAX requests with XML, and this has to be tested as much as anything else.Agile Development: A Manager's Roadmap for Success
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Hi There/Stefan, Seems to be an useful tool. I've used my home grown xml utilities for command line validation of xml files. command line usage : I recently came across validate-xml.jar from woodstox "xml Processor" project. This seems to be a decent tool that points out where in an xml file a warning/error lies -- sort of like a compiler output. It would be nice to have a good WebServices/SOAP Unit Testing tool for the java world. Is there one ? I will be working on a project where I will be developing(exposing) some web services as well as consuming some. It will be nice to have a tool that will test my webservices before the actual client interop tests. What will be nice is to have a) a command-line client to test some basic webservices functionality like validity, list operations, etc b) something like XMLUnit which helps in junit/TestNG unit tests. What do people in the .NET world do ? Thanks BR, ~A
Anjan,
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as for SOAP specific testing tools, I'm not aware of any. People in the .NET world use NUnit or MBUnit (very few may use Team Test) - together with XMLUnit for .NET, I hope.
soapUI worked pretty good for testing our webservices. Tests can be extended with groovy scripts for automatic input/output transitions between test steps
...because xml tags are interpreted by the browser :/ If anybody has better 'viewing experience', then please tell me what app do you use (I tried Firefox 2.0, IE6 and Opera 9.02)
SoapUI is extremely good.
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