<test name='noderemovechild23' schemaLocation='http://www.w3.org/2001/DOM-Test-Suite/Level-3 dom3.xsd'>
<metadata>
<title>noderemovechild23</title>
<creator>IBM</creator>
<description>
Using removeChild on a new Element node attempt to remove a new ProcessingInstruction child
and verify the name of the returned node that was removed. Now to remove the child
using removeChild on the parent and verify if a NOT_FOUND_ERR is thrown.
</description>
<contributor>Neil Delima</contributor>
<date qualifier='created'>2002-06-10</date>
<subject resource='http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/REC-DOM-Level-3-Core-20040407/core#ID-1734834066'/>
</metadata>
<var name='doc' type='Document'/>
<var name='parent' type='Element'/>
<var name='child' type='ProcessingInstruction'/>
<var name='removed' type='ProcessingInstruction'/>
<var name='removedName' type='DOMString'/>
<var name='removedNode' type='Node'/>
<var name='appendedChild' type='Node'/>
<load var='doc' href='hc_staff' willBeModified='true'/>
<createElementNS var='parent' obj='doc' namespaceURI='"http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"' qualifiedName='"dom3:p"'/>
<createProcessingInstruction var='child' obj='doc' data='"DATA"' target='"TARGET"'/>
<appendChild obj='parent' var='appendedChild' newChild='child'/>
<removeChild var='removed' obj='parent' oldChild='child'/>
<target obj='removed' var='removedName' interface='ProcessingInstruction'/>
<assertEquals actual='removedName' expected='"TARGET"' id='noderemovechild23' ignoreCase='false'/>
<assertDOMException id='throw_NOT_FOUND_ERR'>
<NOT_FOUND_ERR>
<removeChild obj='parent' var='removedNode' oldChild='child'/>
</NOT_FOUND_ERR>
</assertDOMException>
</test>
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