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Generating test result HTML files from a Java application

hynesa · 2006-08-14 10:28:52

I want to generate HTML files from my Java application which is testing the functionality of a part of another (much larger) application. These HTML files will display the outomes of the automated tests, along with details of any failures. Is there any Java library available for generating HTML? Any help much…

14-08-2006 11:28am

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hynesa

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I want to generate HTML files from my Java application which is testing the functionality of a part of another (much larger) application. These HTML files will display the outomes of the automated tests, along with details of any failures.

Is there any Java library available for generating HTML?

Any help much appreciated....

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#2 14-08-2006 11:39am

Enygma

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There's loads of ways to do this. You could use a Templating system like Apache Velocity.

I'd output XML and use XSL to transform it into HTML.

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#3 14-08-2006 3:56pm

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Enygma wrote:

There's loads of ways to do this. You could use a Templating system like Apache Velocity.

I'd output XML and use XSL to transform it into HTML.

Yeah after a bit of research I think you're right about using XML/XSL, cheers for pointing me in the right direction.

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#4 14-08-2006 4:03pm

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Also check out http://www.junit.org/news/extension/index.htm They should have something you are looking for.

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