selection of our customers
![]() Wulf Schupp (CEO) <xml>cmp has very good performance on large xml files. That was a key requirement for our customers. <xml>cmp is also very useful in managing xml configuration files. When we deliver new configuration files, <xml>cmp detects automatically modification of the configuration files done by our customers. The modifications ared displayed in a pdf-document, in which the changes are marked. So we can see the differences at a glance. |
![]() Lars Schröder (Consultant) We use <xml>cmp to compare xml-files. These xml-files, which we compare, have complex structures. They are large in size (many Megabytes) and they are many. We have evaluated various xml-comparison-tools We have decided to use <xml>cmp, for <xml>cmp has many possibilities to configure the comparison. It is able to compare very fast large, hierarchical complex files according our wishes. Especially most tools were overwhelmed by the hierarchical structures of complex xml-files. We use <xml>cmp successfully on unix an windows. We use <xml>cmp manually and also automated in a workflow. The result of the xml-comparison is presented in a appealing way (html). Not least: The support of <xml>cmp is excellent. Our questions have been answered competent in very short time. Even smaller cutomizings of our spezial requirements have been delivered quickly. |
![]() Markus Bernhard (CEO) The main advantage of <xml>cmp is, that it can solve many complex business problems without programming, for example merging or regrouping of xml-files. For us it is very important, that we can easily embed <xml>cmp in our application via the java-api. |
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![]() Felix Schupp (CEO) We use successfully <xml>cmp for implementing regression tests. We can easily configure, that differences on tags are not reported, when tags contain irrelevant data for regression testing like serial-numbers or timestamps. |
