Steps:
Assign the xml file to variable
Load the first xml file
Assign the xml file to variable
Load the second xml file
Compare the xml files by using
compare method and assigning result to variable
If the result variable is having value 1 then document same otherwise
not match
Ans:
There is very small difference between these two XML files.
Just try to understand how Compare method gives results. You can always
change/modify the code according to your requirements.
Using different XML files:
Set doc=XMLUtil.CreateXML
doc.LoadFile "C:\ENV.xml"
Set docx=XMLUtil.CreateXML
docx.LoadFile "C:\ENV1.xml"
res = docx.Compare(doc,resultDoc,micXMLValues+micXMLCDataSections)
msgbox resultDoc
if res = 1 then
msgbox "Documents match :)"
else
msgbox "do not match "
end if
Results of running the above code:
Using same XML files:
Set doc=XMLUtil.CreateXML
doc.LoadFile "C:\ENV.xml"
Set docx=XMLUtil.CreateXML
docx.LoadFile "C:\ENV.xml"
res =
docx.Compare(doc,resultDoc,micXMLValues+micXMLCDataSections)
msgbox resultDoc
if res = 1 then
msgbox "Documents match :)"
else
msgbox "do not match "
end if
Results of running the above code:
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