Namespaces

[Kariem Hussein-2]

Hi,

I really like everything I have seen so far from juxy.

I still have one thing to ask: Is there a way to set namespaces for
xpath expressions? After a call to applyTemplates, the result is
something like this.

<out:root xmlns:out="http://my-cool.namespace.com/path/to/wherever">
  <element>
    <child attr="val">123</child>
  </element>
</out:root>

An I want to check the value of

  root/element/child[@attr='val']

in a namespace-aware way, but I could not see any way to register a
namespace on XPathExpr nor XPathAssert, nor the test case.

Something like

  xpath.registerNamespace("out",
"http://my-cool.namespace.com/path/to/wherever");
  xpathAssert("out:root/out:element/out:child/text()", "123").eval(resultNode);

To navigate to a node would be great

Thanks for your help,
Kariem

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[Pavel Sher-2]

Hello Kariem,

Currently XPathAssert does not allow you to register namespaces. I will
extend API to support this feature in the next version. Now you can do
the following (I expect you extended your TestCase from JuxyTestCase):

assertEquals("123", xpath("out:root/out:element/out:child/text()")
                     .addNamespace("out", "http://my-cool.namespace.com/path/to/wherever")
                     .toString(resultNode));

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Software Developer
JetBrains, Inc.
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"Develop with pleasure!"


> I really like everything I have seen so far from juxy.

> I still have one thing to ask: Is there a way to set namespaces for
> xpath expressions? After a call to applyTemplates, the result is
> something like this.

> <out:root xmlns:out="http://my-cool.namespace.com/path/to/wherever">
>   <element>
>     <child attr="val">123</child>
>   </element>
> </out:root>

> An I want to check the value of

>   root/element/child[@attr='val']

> in a namespace-aware way, but I could not see any way to register a
> namespace on XPathExpr nor XPathAssert, nor the test case.

> Something like

>   xpath.registerNamespace("out",
> "http://my-cool.namespace.com/path/to/wherever");
>   xpathAssert("out:root/out:element/out:child/text()", "123").eval(resultNode);

> To navigate to a node would be great

> Thanks for your help,
> Kariem

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[Kariem Hussein-2]

Hi Pavel,

Thank you for the quick reply. I did not see this option anywhere,
even searching through the source. I should have looked more closely.

Thank you, this is just what I need.

Kariem

On 1/15/07, Pavel Sher <Pavel.Sher@...> wrote:

> Hello Kariem,
>
> Currently XPathAssert does not allow you to register namespaces. I will
> extend API to support this feature in the next version. Now you can do
> the following (I expect you extended your TestCase from JuxyTestCase):
>
> assertEquals("123", xpath("out:root/out:element/out:child/text()")
>                      .addNamespace("out", "http://my-cool.namespace.com/path/to/wherever")
>                      .toString(resultNode));
>
> --
> Pavel Sher
> Software Developer
> JetBrains, Inc.
> http://www.jetbrains.com
> "Develop with pleasure!"
>
>
> > I really like everything I have seen so far from juxy.
>
> > I still have one thing to ask: Is there a way to set namespaces for
> > xpath expressions? After a call to applyTemplates, the result is
> > something like this.
>
> > <out:root xmlns:out="http://my-cool.namespace.com/path/to/wherever">
> >   <element>
> >     <child attr="val">123</child>
> >   </element>
> > </out:root>
>
> > An I want to check the value of
>
> >   root/element/child[@attr='val']
>
> > in a namespace-aware way, but I could not see any way to register a
> > namespace on XPathExpr nor XPathAssert, nor the test case.
>
> > Something like
>
> >   xpath.registerNamespace("out",
> > "http://my-cool.namespace.com/path/to/wherever");
> >   xpathAssert("out:root/out:element/out:child/text()", "123").eval(resultNode);
>
> > To navigate to a node would be great
>
> > Thanks for your help,
> > Kariem
>
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