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xmltest(1)							    xmltest(1)

NAME
       xmltest	-  Test script to send CIM-XML (via wbemcat) to CIMOM and com‐
       pare to known results

SYNOPSIS
       xmltest [FILE]

DESCRIPTION
       xmltest is a script that is used to send a raw CIM-XML test file to the
       sfcb  CIMOM  (using  wbemcat)  and  then	 compares the returned CIM-XML
       results against a previously  determined	 'OK'  result  file  to	 check
       whether	the returned results match the expected results. If there does
       not yet exist an 'OK' corresponding to the XML file then	 xmltest  will
       save  the  returned  results  as	 the new OK file for later use. If the
       returned CIM-XML results don't match  the  existing  'OK'  file	a  new
       'result' file will be generated containing the erroneous results.

       If  no  FILE is specified xmltest will use all files with a .xml exten‐
       sion in the current directory path.

EXAMPLE
       If there is no 'OK' file to compare returned  CIM-XML  results  against
       xmltest will generate one.

	      # xmltest test/getclass.Linux_OperatingSystem.xml

	      Running test test/getclass.Linux_OperatingSystem.xml ... OK
	      Saving response as test/getclass.Linux_OperatingSystem.OK

       If  the	returned  CIM-XML results match the existing 'OK' file xmltest
       will signal that the test passed.

	      # xmltest test/getclass.Linux_OperatingSystem.xml

	      Running test test/getclass.Linux_OperatingSystem.xml ... Passed

       If the returned CIM-XML results don't match the existing 'OK' file xml‐
       test  will signal that the tes failed and generate a 'result' file con‐
       taining the erroneous results.

	      # xmltest test/getclass.Linux_OperatingSystem.xml

	      Running test test/getclass.Linux_OperatingSystem.xml ... FAILED
	      Check test/getclass.Linux_OperatingSystem.result for errors

PREREQUISITES
       Requires wbemcat on search path.

AUTHOR
       Dr. Gareth S. Bestor <bestor@us.ibm.com>

CONTRIBUTORS
       Adrian Schuur <schuur@de.ibm.com>

BUGS
       Does not adequately deal with additional http headers/footers caused by
       chunking	 responses, which will result in false failures when comparing
       results to existing "x.OK" files.

       The SBLIM project maintains a mailing list to which you	should	direct
       all  questions  regarding  sfcb,	 sfcc,	wbemcli,  or  any of the SBLIM
       providers.  To subscribe to this mailing list visit

	      http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/sblim-issues

       The SBLIM Project Bug tracking page can be found at

	      http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=128809&atid=712784

COPYRIGHT
       (C) Copyright IBM Corp. 2004, 2005

AVAILABILITY
       The Small-Footprint CIM Broker (sfcb) is a part of the  SBLIM  project.
       The most recent version is available on the web at

	      http://sblim.sourceforge.net/

SEE ALSO
       wbemcat(1)

xmltest Version 1.3.16		  August 2005			    xmltest(1)

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