| What‘s the difference between DOM and SAX? | DOM creates tree-like representation of the XML document in memory, SAX is event-based. |
| What‘s the difference between XSD and DTD? | XSD is in XML, DTD is not. XSD is much more comprehensive than DTD |
| You‘re given an XML file, and you‘re supposed to retrieve the value of a specific element in the file. How do you do that? | Open-ended question. See how the candidate uses various types of parsers (DOM, SAX, etc) and see if he explores the usage of XPath. |
| You‘re supposed to unit test Java class that accesses a database, in a machine that doesn‘t have database server installed, and no external connectivity at all. What‘s your approach? |
Open-ended
question. See if the answer tackles the problem effectively. See if he/she suggests mocking as an option |
| How do you ensure your unit tests have covered all paths / possibilities? | Use code coverage tool like Cobertura, Emma, etc |
| How do you unit-test a private method? | -
Use Reflection, set accessible property of that method to true - Call an accessible method that calls the private method and observe the effect caused by calling the private method |
[Java Basics3] XML, Unit testing
原文：http://www.cnblogs.com/chayu3/p/3961620.html