I have two xml files. One is reference(old) file and another one is test(new) file. Based on some rules supplied to me I have to check if something was removed from old model and then added to new one or check if something from old file was removed in new file.
I am using VTD-XML but DOM solution or any other that works with xpath will be really useful.
That is java code:
public void validateBooleanVTD2(PropertyRule prop, int i) throws XPathParseException, XPathEvalException,
NavException {
int n = -1;
String xPath = prop.getEntitiesObjects().get(i).getxPath(); // eg. /people/man/attribute[not(key)]
String propertyChecked = prop.getTag(); // eg. mandatory
VTDGen parseRef = new VTDGen();
VTDGen parseTest = new VTDGen();
parseRef.parseFile(ref, false);
parseTest.parseFile(test, false);
VTDNav navigateRef = parseRef.getNav();
VTDNav navigateTest = parseTest.getNav();
AutoPilot autopilotRef = new AutoPilot();
AutoPilot autopilotTest = new AutoPilot();
autopilotRef.bind(navigateRef);
autopilotTest.bind(navigateTest);
autopilotRef.selectXPath(xPath);
//Instant start = Instant.now();
while ((n = autopilotRef.evalXPath()) != -1) {
int nameIndexRef = navigateRef.getAttrVal("name");
String nameRef = navigateRef.toNormalizedString(nameIndexRef);
autopilotTest.selectXPath(xPath + "[@name='" + nameRef + "']"); // eg. /people/man/attribute[not(key)][@name='John']
int m = -1;
while ((m = autopilotTest.evalXPath()) != -1) {
if (navigateRef.toElement(VTDNav.FIRST_CHILD, propertyChecked) == false
&& navigateTest.toElement(VTDNav.FIRST_CHILD, propertyChecked) == true) {// if it is in ref but not in test
System.out.println(nameRef + ":" + propertyChecked + ":Changed false to true");
navigateRef.toElement(VTDNav.PARENT);
navigateTest.toElement(VTDNav.PARENT);
}
else if (navigateRef.toElement(VTDNav.FIRST_CHILD, propertyChecked) == true
&& navigateTest.toElement(VTDNav.FIRST_CHILD, propertyChecked) == false) { // if it is in test but not in ref
System.out.println(nameRef + ":" + propertyChecked + ":Changed true to false");
navigateRef.toElement(VTDNav.PARENT);
navigateTest.toElement(VTDNav.PARENT);
}
}
navigateTest.toElement(VTDNav.PARENT);
}
navigateRef.toElement(VTDNav.PARENT);
}
1)When xpath is done on ref file i get all attributes of man node:
/people/man/attribute[not(key)]
And I get value of name attribute.
2)Then I do another xpath on test file to get common attributes:
/people/man/attribute[not(key)][@name='attr1']
3) And then I have my if statements
PROBLEM: Without if statements i get all attributes from ref and test file There should be 29000 of them. When I trying to check if that node(attribute) has child node called mandatory for example I get 2 results back. But there should be much more where is the problem?
Ref File:
<people>
<man name="John">
<attribute name="attr1">
</mandatory>
</attribute>
<attribute name="attr2">
</attribute>
</man>
<man name="Hans">
<attribute name="attr3">
</attribute>
</man>
<man name="Max">
<attribute name="attr4">
</attribute>
</man>
Test File:
<people>
<man name="John">
<attribute name="attr1">
</attribute>
<attribute name="attr2">
</attribute>
</man>
<man name="Hans">
<attribute name="attr3">
</attribute>
</man>
<man name="Max">
<attribute name="attr4">
</attribute>
</man>
So when I run my code I should get: attr1 changed from true to false
I found the solution to my problem:
public void validateBooleanVTD2(PropertyRule prop, int i) throws XPathParseException, XPathEvalException,
NavException {
int n = -1;
String xPath = prop.getEntitiesObjects().get(i).getxPath(); // eg. /people/man/attribute[not(key)]
String propertyChecked = prop.getTag(); // eg. mandatory
VTDGen parseRef = new VTDGen();
VTDGen parseTest = new VTDGen();
parseRef.parseFile(ref, false);
parseTest.parseFile(test, false);
VTDNav navigateRef = parseRef.getNav();
VTDNav navigateTest = parseTest.getNav();
AutoPilot autopilotRef = new AutoPilot();
AutoPilot autopilotTest = new AutoPilot();
autopilotRef.bind(navigateRef);
autopilotTest.bind(navigateTest);
autopilotRef.selectXPath(xPath);
//Instant start = Instant.now();
while ((n = autopilotRef.evalXPath()) != -1) {
int nameIndexRef = navigateRef.getAttrVal("name");
String nameRef = navigateRef.toNormalizedString(nameIndexRef);
//System.out.println(navigateTest.toString(n + 2));
//System.out.println(navigateTest.toString(n + 1));
AutoPilot autopilotRefTestTag = new AutoPilot();
AutoPilot autopilotTestTestTag = new AutoPilot();
autopilotRefTestTag.bind(navigateRef);
autopilotTestTestTag.bind(navigateTest);
autopilotTestTestTag.selectXPath(xPath + "[@name='" + nameRef + "'][descendant::"+propertyChecked+"]"); // property in Test
autopilotRefTestTag.selectXPath(xPath + "[@name='" + nameRef + "'][descendant::"+propertyChecked+"]"); // property in Ref
if(autopilotRefTestTag.evalXPathToBoolean() == true && autopilotTestTestTag.evalXPathToBoolean() == false)
{
System.out.println(nameRef/* +":"+navigateRef.toString(n)+":"+propertyChecked + ":Updated:"+prop.getTrue2falseValue()+":Changed From True to False:"+prop.getTrue2falseDesc()*/);
}
if(autopilotRefTestTag.evalXPathToBoolean() == false && autopilotTestTestTag.evalXPathToBoolean() == true)
{
System.out.println(nameRef/* +":"+navigateRef.toString(n)+":"+propertyChecked + ":Updated:"+prop.getFalse2trueValue()+":Changed From False to True:"+prop.getFalse2trueDesc()*/);
}
}
}
I used another XPath in loop to check if in current Entity is entity that I am looking for.