Testing XML
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This document discusses testing XML files by summarizing various XML verification and validation techniques including XML data verification, XML element verification, DTD validation, schema validation, and the automation of XML testing using tools like Mercury Quick Test Pro, Segue Silk Test. It provides details on how each technique can be used to check that XML content and structure have not changed.
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- 7. XML Elements Verification An XML file can consist of elements with attributes and values (character data). There is a parent and child relationship between the elements, and elements can have attributes associated with them. ( Cont..)
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- 16. Use of Tools (Silk Test) To test XML with help of Silk test XMLParserClass is available
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