POJ - Juxy 0.7 released
Juxy is a library for unit testing XSLT stylesheets from Java. It is best suited for the projects where both Java and XSLT are used simultaneously.
Juxy features include:
* Ability to invoke individual xsl templates and pass them any parameters (you can either call or apply templates with and without modes).
* Ability to setup stylesheet parameters and global variables.
* Ability to setup current node before transformation.
* Integration with JUnit (Juxy provides its own TestCase class simplifying testing with JUnit, however, JUnit is not required for writing tests, you can use any testing framework that you like).
* Transparent support for document fragments returned as transformation result (result of the called template can have more than one root node, Juxy will process such cases transparently for you).
* Easy result verification with sophisticated XML assertion mechanism.
* XPath support for deeper validation of transformation result (you can use either Jaxen or JAXP XPath engine, Juxy will detect available engine automatically)
* Ability to trace execution of the sylesheets instructions.
* Support for custom URIResolver.
* Ant task for batch verification of XSLT stylesheets.
http://juxy.tigris.org/
Juxy features include:
* Ability to invoke individual xsl templates and pass them any parameters (you can either call or apply templates with and without modes).
* Ability to setup stylesheet parameters and global variables.
* Ability to setup current node before transformation.
* Integration with JUnit (Juxy provides its own TestCase class simplifying testing with JUnit, however, JUnit is not required for writing tests, you can use any testing framework that you like).
* Transparent support for document fragments returned as transformation result (result of the called template can have more than one root node, Juxy will process such cases transparently for you).
* Easy result verification with sophisticated XML assertion mechanism.
* XPath support for deeper validation of transformation result (you can use either Jaxen or JAXP XPath engine, Juxy will detect available engine automatically)
* Ability to trace execution of the sylesheets instructions.
* Support for custom URIResolver.
* Ant task for batch verification of XSLT stylesheets.
http://juxy.tigris.org/
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