[I
don't mean to start a Unit Testing religious war, but here goes... :-)
]
bruno wrote:
Paulo Soares wrote:
It's essentially impossible to compare PDFs
I second that, yet people keep on asking for PDF Unit tests.
It's as if you are a bad Java programmer if you don'
Daniel Farinha wrote:
Of course, all this relies on your ability to write good tests. I too
have seen tests that didn't test anything (but appeared to do so) -
and that's worst than no testing, because it leads to wrong
assumptions and wastes time.
That's what I meant with my remark ;-)
I ha
Allow me... (warning, non iText/PDF related rambling) ;)
It's not about adding unit tests to your code. It's about adding code to
your unit tests.
Well written unit tests tell you (the developer) what exactly you need
to implement to make the test run (i.e. acts as a low-level spec). When
the
Paulo Soares wrote:
It's essentially impossible to compare PDFs
I second that, yet people keep on asking for PDF Unit tests.
It's as if you are a bad Java programmer if you don't provide
Unit tests. Based on my experience, I'd rather say that writing
Unit test doesn't make you a good programme
At 08:18 AM 3/27/2006, Daniel Farinha wrote:
that's also an interesting solution, and something that had occurred
to me previously. It has the advantage of providing a very strict
comparison (1 pixel out of place and the test would fail), but like
you pointed out that's also a disadvantage beca
Paulo,
that's also an interesting solution, and something that had occurred to
me previously. It has the advantage of providing a very strict
comparison (1 pixel out of place and the test would fail), but like you
pointed out that's also a disadvantage because you're dependent on the
reliabil
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> Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Unit testing PDF generation
>
> Bruno,
>
> Sounds like it's just what I need.
> I will report back here once I've implemented it into h2pe.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Daniel
>
> bruno wrote:
> >
Bruno,
Sounds like it's just what I need.
I will report back here once I've implemented it into h2pe.
Thanks!
Daniel
bruno wrote:
Daniel Farinha wrote:
Hi all,
I'm writing unit tests that need to check the successful generation of
PDF documents using iText.
Somebody has sent me t
Daniel Farinha wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I'm writing unit tests that need to check the successful generation of
>PDF documents using iText.
>
Somebody has sent me this link once:
http://jpdfunit.sourceforge.net/
The product uses PDFBox.
I haven't tried it, please let me know if it's any good.
br,
Bruno
Hi all,
I'm writing unit tests that need to check the successful generation of
PDF documents using iText.
For example, I'd like to load the generated PDF and query it to assert
that a number of elements and formatting have been properly included.
This is because I'm writing an XHTML to PDF librar
y, January 31, 2003 22:54
Subject: [iText-questions] Unit testing pdf generation logic using
htmlparser
> Hi,
> I've been using iText for some pdf generation at my workplace, and
> its a really good piece of software. I usually unit-test all of my code,
> and have developed (act
Hi,
I've been using iText for some
pdf generation at my workplace, and its a really good piece of software. I
usually unit-test all of my code, and have developed (actually still developing)
a simple testing-framework for doing junit testing of pdf creation
logic.
I have been able
Hi,
I've been using iText for some
pdf generation at my workplace, and its a really good piece of software. I
usually unit-test all of my code, and have developed (actually still developing)
a simple testing-framework for doing junit testing of pdf creation
logic.
I have been able
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