Hi Alexander,
1.Which version to use for testing, please see there are two options there:
image.jpg (101.9 KB) ?
2.Is there also professional tool , not free?
3.How do you recommended to make the test?
For example :QA will convert from Shapefile to GeoJson using my Gis Converter tool and later use the QGIS to converted it back from GeoJson to Shapefile?
- If yes, how can I compare the input and compare back?
Please elaborate, I need to guide my tester what is best to do ?
Thanks,
@danies8
Hi,
To help guide your tester effectively, I need a bit more clarity on the following:
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Are you testing Aspose.GIS for .NET by comparing its file conversion output (e.g., Shapefile to GeoJSON) against QGIS as a reference, or are you trying to use QGIS to validate the integrity of files produced by your tool using Aspose.GIS?
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When you mention “two options” in the image (not visible here), are you referring to two versions of Aspose.GIS (like different NuGet packages or DLLs), or two export/import methods within QGIS?
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Do you expect the conversion results (e.g., geometry, attributes, coordinate systems) to be bit-identical, or are you checking for functional equivalence (same features, valid format, correct CRS)?
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What specific aspects should the tester validate—file readability, geometric accuracy, attribute preservation, topology, or all of the above?
Hi Alex,
I need your help here,
Thanks in advance,
Hi, @danies8
- you can use any version.
- it’s free.
- you can use Qgis as additional software for test to compare input and output file.
I recommend explore Qgis documentation and then you can decide what can be useful for you