[XML-SIG] Equivalence test for DOM Nodes?
Roman Kennke
roman at interview-machine.com
Tue Nov 25 11:26:25 EST 2003
Hi list,
Is there a utility function or something to recursivly compare two DOM
Nodes for equivalence? For instance:
<x:a xmlns:a='http://abc.org'>
<y:b xmlns:b='http://xyz.org'>
foo
</y:b>
</x:a>
<s:a xmlns:s='http://abc.org'>
<t:b xmlns:t='http://xyz.org'>
foo
</t:b>
</s:a>
can be considered equivalent. I need a function, which takes two DOM Nodes
and completely compares them for equivalence. If there is such a function
somewhere (maybe in one of the DOM implementations?) I don't need to write
it for myself...
Thanks in advance, Roman
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