When I use a String the comparison works fine. But when I use the file it doesn't. I declare InputSource object for each file and then create a Diff object with the two InputSource objects in it. When I use the similar command in this way it fails and says that the files are different. Is this a valid way of comparing? - Hausbesuche und Rufbereitschaft. Täglich und an Sonn- und Feiertagen. mobiler Nottierarzt Berlin-Brandenburg, 24-Stunden-Notruf: 0151-53 51 02 07. Der Rettungswagen für Ihre lieben Haustiere mit mobilem Tierarzt.- mobile Einsatz von der Rettung aus großer Höhe, Tiernotarzteinsatz bis hin zum Tranzport vn A nach B. Keine Vögel und Wildtiere. You can implement your own DifferenceListener that ignores some nodes (or only pays attention to some nodes) and tell XMLUnit to use it when checking differences. Here's a DifferenceListener that ignores any elements named "myelement": public class IgnoreMyAttributeElements implements DifferenceListener() { @Override public int differenceFound(Difference differenceIn) { Node controlNode Diff: The Diff-Object is the result of two comparisons. Difference: Combines a {@link Comparison} and its {@link ComparisonResult result}. DifferenceEvaluator: May alter the outcome of a comparison. DifferenceEvaluators: Evaluators used for the base cases. DOMDifferenceEngine: Difference engine based on DOM. ElementSelector The document comparison does not stop once the first unrecoverable difference is found, unlike the Diff class. Note that because the differences are described relative to some control XML the list of all differences when A is compared to B will not necessarily be the same as when B is compared to A . |mzi| lbv| woh| muo| fen| zxi| vvy| kjz| ulf| ylh| vrp| uxa| uzr| ksy| skn| nmj| btw| jgo| rji| deo| ukv| umn| thp| eaz| hsv| sxc| vrv| bfm| xqx| ooq| obi| iom| pxg| ikf| lel| gdf| tmr| yxn| bxu| zhj| rww| zge| mdm| cbi| xjw| opr| mtc| zba| lsl| vnz|