> > The two XSL files are used to transform the original test suite files
> > into Java JUnit source code.
>
> Interesting approach.
>
> FWIW, my test driver is an XSLT stylesheet that transforms the test catalog
> into the test results file by calling a few extension functions along the
> way.
Well, we already had the second stylesheet and the build machinery for
those JUnit tests, so that was simply the easiest way.
By (ab-)using JUnit you also get a lot of things (nearly) for free, e.g.
ant & maven targets, test coverage, a nice, formatted HTML report etc.
Martin Probst
