Subject: [xsl] Scraping to Analyze Structure From: "Hank Ratzesberger xml@xxxxxxxxxxxx" <xsl-list-service@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 29 Aug 2016 23:25:00 -0000 |
Hi XSL List, I am hoping to improve our test automation built on Selenium. The xpath to elements in our tests is complicated. Any changes break the workflow and fixing the xpath is manual process and slow. If, in the process of running a test, if the web page was scrapped and put into an xml file, or even a text file, with xpath to all inputs and other controls, differences could be reported, and those differences might even be able to be cut and pasted to fix the test in the next update. In any case, processing this way could rationalize / normalize the xpath to all controls. This way, developers don't have to keep deciphering when pages change. Has anyone here seen something like this? It would seem to be something xslt was made for. Best, Hank -- Hank Ratzesberger XMLWerks.com
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