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RE: Unit testing xslt?



> From: Robert Leftwich [mailto:robert@leftwich.info]
> I was wondering if anyone is using unit tests and/or 
> test-first design when 
> developing xslt? I'd appreciate any comments on its 
> effectiveness and what 
> tools you are using (XSLTunit for example?).

I haven't used XSLTUnit, but on the other hand, your posting made me aware of its existence.  (Thanks!)

I have done similar things by hand, namely apply a stylesheet to the output that contains statements like:

	<xsl:if test="[assertion]">
		<test:bad message="blah blah blah" />
	</xsl:if>

And then do a doc.getElementsByTagName() to the output DOM to catch all of the failed assertions.

	-- Paul

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