Our goal is to represent changes to documents, and one type of change is change to the markup hierarchy. Therefore, our ultimate goal is to be able to represent not only changes to the hierarchy, typically resulting in overlapping hierarchy, but also changes to attributes and text.
Our work started with a delta format for two or more documents, which easily represents inline changes, but handles hierarchy change by duplicating content. In order to avoid duplication, we introduce a distinction between the name of the element (its tag) and the element content, so that assertions can be made separately.
Watch XML Compare in action as we take you through not only how XML Compare works but how it compares with other XML comparison techniques. This demo is a great introduction to the power behind DeltaXML’s most popular comparison toolkit.
When ordered elements can be moved then we have something that has some common ground with orderless. This paper establishes a continuum between ordered information and orderless information and proposes that these are not as far apart as they might at first appear.
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WHERE CHANGE MATTERS
From ISO Quality Services Ltd.
