- From: Jason Hunter <jhunter@acm.org>
- Date: Tue, 14 Oct 2003 15:39:00 -0700
- To: www-ql@w3.org
Hi everyone, I'm proud to announce here a product I've helped develop: the BumbleBee XQuery test harness. It's an automated test harness that you can use both for evaluating XQuery engines (seeing which vendor is more spec compliant and scalable) and for validating your own queries (making sure your queries continue to work as you upgrade or change engines). BumbleBee -- named because it buzzes around FLWORs -- has the following features: * Includes over 70 automated tests representative of the W3C XQuery Use Cases * Includes over 1000 automated tests representative of the NIST XQuery Test Suite * Includes adapters to 6 different free and commercial XQuery engines * Includes the runtime libraries for 3 free XQuery engines * Allows you to write and run your own custom XQuery tests * Tests are automated, self checking, and report an unambiguous pass or fail status * Tests can define multiple, possible expected results * Can run arbitrary suites of standard and/or custom tests * Can run tests against one or more XQuery engines * Generates a comprehensive report of passed and failed tests per XQuery engine being tested * Supports the addition of new XQuery engines through a pluggable adapter design * Allows disabling and enabling tests, globally or on a per-engine basis * Allows customization of whitespace comparison behavior * Supports negative testing, where the engine must report an error to pass * Written in Java for maximum portability A free, no-login-required, fully-functioning 30-day evaluation copy of BumbleBee and the "Getting Started With BumbleBee" quick-start guide is available at: http://xquery.com/bumblebee Licensed copies of BumbleBee are available free of charge for developers of open source XQuery implementations, and for qualified non-profit and educational use. Licenses of BumbleBee are available for commercial use by contacting "buzz" at xquery.com with your usage requirements. -jh-
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