Jacek Radajewski has posted an alpha of UTF-X, a JUnit extension for testing XSLT stylesheets.
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Blogged date : 2006 Aug 21
Jacek Radajewski has posted an alpha of UTF-X, a JUnit extension for testing XSLT stylesheets. According to Radajewski, "We've developed it at USQ for unit testing our stylesheets about three years ago, and two years ago released it under GPL. Although still in Alpha versions UTF-X works well and has been used in reasonable size projects (over 1500 templates/tests). UTF-X tests or Test Definition Files (TDFs) are XML documents which can be validated and rendered. Being able to render your tests works well for the test-first-design approach as you can write all your tests, validate them against your and/or xhtml DTD and render them for visual inspection. If everything is OK you can write your templates untill all tests pass." UTF-X requires Java 5 and is published under the GPL.
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