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A library that extends NUnit and JUnit to enable unit testing of XML XMLUnit extends NUnit and JUnit to enable unit testing of XML.
XMLUnit compares a control XML document to a test document or the result of a transformation, validates documents, and compares the results of XPath expressions.
XMLUnit for Java provides two JUnit extension classes, XMLAssert and XMLTestCase, and a set of supporting classes (e.g. Diff, DetailedDiff, Transform, SimpleXpathEngine, Validator, NodeTest) that allow assertions to be made about:
- The differences between two pieces of XML
- The outcome of transforming a piece of XML using XSLT
- The evaluation of an XPath expression on a piece of XML
- The validity of a piece of XML
- Individual nodes in a piece of XML that are exposed by DOM Traversal
XMLUnit for Java can also treat HTML content (even badly-formed HTML) as valid XML to allow these assertions to be made about the content of web pages too.
System requirements:
- Junit (a JAXP compliant XML SAX) and DOM parser (a JAXP/Trax compliant XSLT engine) in your classpath

Advanced Security for Outlook lets you get rid of the annoying security alerts in Microsoft Outlook 2000, 2002/XP and 2003!
Advanced Security for Outlook allows you to determine the violator and specify the permanent action for this program (and only this!) : allow access, block access or run the default Outlook handler.
In future, the specified action by you will be executed automatically and Outlook Security will not annoy you with messages about trying to access e-mail addresses you have stored in Outlook.
The standard security system has two drawbacks: first, it does not allow users to determine the source of the treat, second, a lot of other applications developed before the security system appeared can be really annoying due to their constantly appearing warnings.
Since the security system is constantly updated, a fresh program can get into the list of such applications. There is still another drawback resulting from the first two: the user can temporarily disable the security system thus allowing any other program also to work without any security system restrictions.
Our software solves all the above problems providing the information not only about the type of alert, but also about what program caused it and makes it possible to specify for this (and only this!) program the permanent action: allow access, block access or run the default Outlook handler. Later on you can change or delete the action.
It should be mentioned that there is a range of tasks (which is rather narrow) that an Outlook developer can implement only through the use of the object model and its blocked methods.
In this case Advanced Security is an indispensable program when using such an application.