Thread: Testing approach for EPub
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Old 01-20-2014, 05:28 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by kalees View Post
Hi,

I am very new to the EPublishing domain.

currently we are developing an Epub application that convert a pdf to epub file.

As a tester, we must ensure that all the text, images,table of contents, page heater and footer,... are converted correctly in the epub file as same as pdf.

For that, we have to compare both the files and validate the data.

Is there any open source tool available to do the above task perfectly or else we need it do manually?.

If you suggest manually, please tell me the procedure.

please guide me the best testing approach, it would be very grateful.

Thanks in Advance,
Kalees
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All those items can/will convert

But...
they are now in the wrong places , because the source content does not have to be placed linear like EPUB or HTML.

Think back to the days of 'Page Paste ups', pieces glued into place for the plate photo shoot.
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