- From: Jeroen van Rotterdam <jeroen@x-hive.com>
- Date: Sat, 26 May 2001 16:54:20 +0200
- To: <www-dom-ts@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <001a01c0e5f3$bf3db5c0$1300a8c0@coo>
Hi, Just back from Berlin, trying to catch up with the TS. After a quick read I understand that we are moving into a direction where interface methods are defined as Elements within the TS dtd. After a series of method calls a set of assertions are issued. With the limited knowledge I've got now from the DTD I'm trying to image how a test for a DOM L3 LS call would look like. example: void writeNode(in DOMOutputStream destination, in Node node) raises(DOMSystemException); Would probably something like <DOMWriter.writeNode var="........ One of the options for this DOM L3 call is Namespace fixup: true: Check namespace declarations and prefixes for consistency, and fix them in the serialized data if they are inconsistent. false: Perform no special checks on name space declarations, prefixes or URIs. default: true; supported values: true: required; false: required. It seems to me that it could be difficult to check the result of this method by a set of asserts. Do you think it would be doable to test these kind of methods ? Regards, Jeroen
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