- From: Dimitris Dimitriadis <dimitris@ontologicon.com>
- Date: Wed, 31 Jul 2002 12:30:24 +0300
- To: Joe Schafer <jschafer@iquest.net>
- Cc: www-dom-ts@w3.org
comments inlined On Tuesday, July 30, 2002, at 10:10 PM, Joe Schafer wrote: > > I pulled a copy of the test suite from CVS and noticed that the > dom1.dtd file is not there. It was in the previous release in the > "test" directory. And at lease some (if not all) of the tests currently > > in CVS reference the DTD. > [dd] As Curt indicated, the DTD (and schema) are generated > If it's not going to be supported anymore, the references need to > be removed. If it is to be supported, the DTD need to be placed > in CVS. > > This brings up some good questions: Can the current tests in CVS > (for at least core level 1 tests) be validated against dom1.dtd > from the previous release ???? Will this be supported in the > future ???? What about level 2 ??? Has the definition of the > test files changed to support level 2 ??? > [dd] Most of the current tests are validated against the same DTD, since this is generated from the W3C specifications and Working Drafts. However, it's best to generate them using the specific target in the build process. > In any case, I a building a test harness for the test suite and I need a > > good definition of the contents of the test files so I can build the > test > generator. Is there such a definition in CVS or elsewhere ????? > [dd] I think the best way to go about is to take a test file (XML) and compare it to the code which is generated from it to understand how it works. There isn't a description of the markup language, mainly due to lack of time. > Joe Schafer > jschafer@iquest.net > >
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