unit test XML ouput to HTML XSL?
Hi, I'm wondering if someone has already created an XSL stylesheet that transforms the XML output of boost::test to human-friendly HTML? It would be even better if this XSL could combine the output of several test output XML files. I'm also wondering on the state of integration between boost test and continous integration tools, like Hudson, Bitten, etc.. Thanks, Akos
Date: Wed, 27 Aug 2008 10:11:46 +0200 From: akos@maroy.hu To: boost-users@lists.boost.org Subject: [Boost-users] unit test XML ouput to HTML XSL?
Hi,
I'm wondering if someone has already created an XSL stylesheet that transforms the XML output of boost::test to human-friendly HTML? It would be even better if this XSL could combine the output of several test output XML files.
I'm also wondering on the state of integration between boost test and continous integration tools, like Hudson, Bitten, etc..
I would also ask if boost has anything related to SOAP or code generators that work from WSDL files, http://ws.apache.org/axis/java/user-guide.html Thanks.
Thanks,
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Ákos Maróy
Hi,
I'm wondering if someone has already created an XSL stylesheet that transforms the XML output of boost::test to human-friendly HTML? It
I did not have time to create one. Would be interested to see one as well. Anyone interested to submit? I know it may not be trivial if you want to show line where failure occurred (might require something like PHP, or preprocessing of source files) I did create and checked in schemas for both log and report format under test/doc/src dr.
would be even better if this XSL could combine the output of several test output XML files.
I'm also wondering on the state of integration between boost test and continous integration tools, like Hudson, Bitten, etc..
I believe David A. was able to use Boost.Test successfully with Bitten. Gennadiy
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