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Daily Archives: 23 Feb 2010
Testing XML data in your unit tests with XMLUnit
Once upon a time I had to compare two pieces of XML data. And it was good. Well, actually, it wasn’t. Comparing two sets of XML can be really tough. Initially, I considered doing so by hand. Bad, bad idea, … Continue reading
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