Description of XSLT-based eViP conformance testing application developed by HD Sample Clauses

Description of XSLT-based eViP conformance testing application developed by HD. The XSLT conformance suite was developed for having a simple, yet powerful and easy to extend suite for testing of all kinds. The XSLT conformance application mostly just uses plain W3C standard XSLT to develop tests (currently there are 20) for all kind of areas: • Schema validations o Schema Validation of virtualpatientdata.xml o Schema Validation of dataavailabilitymodel.xml o Schema Validation of activitymodel.xml o Schema Validation of imsmanifest.xml • Files validations (missing files) o Files not referenced by imsmanifest.xml o Not found files referenced by imsmanifest.xml • Reference validations (wrong or missing references to parts) o DAMNodes not referenced by any ActivitiyNodes o ActivityNodes with wrong references to DAMNodes o DAMNodeItem with wrong references in ItemPath o DAMNodeItem with wrong references in ItemComment o Unreferenced VPDText o Unreferenced InterviewItem o Unreferenced PhysicalExam o Unreferenced DiagnosticTest o Unreferenced Diagnosis o Unreferenced Intervention • Semantic validations (e.g. checks for senseless attributes) o Duplicated IDs o Not recommended media references An example test is written like this: This test case looks for all files ($files//file) and checks if they are referenced by a resource definition in the imsmanifest.xml ($i). The suite produces and XML file with the test results or a HTML file for easier reading. This makes it possible to integrate it into an application. The suite can be run as a standalone (Java Runtime 1.6+ required) application or as a web service (for a Servlet container like Apache Tomcat). The suite is open source (LGPL) available at xxxx://xxxx.xxxxxx.xxx/p/mvp-evip-xslt-test- suite For a quick test you can download the package, extract it and call the batch file: cd <installation-path> run-tests.bat <path-to-the-extracted-package>
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