I think this might be a problem with the date settings on your machine. The server does a Calendar.getInstance() and sends it accross the wire. Then the client does a Calendar.getInstance and checks that the time from the server is before the client timestamp. I have a hard time seeing why this would cause you any problems, but that's what the assertion failure tells me. BTW I just checked out the code and ran the test fine. One thing I noticed before was that the Calendar marshalling seemed to assume GMT, not sure whether that could cause problems for you here though. Someone more familiar with the Calendar marshalling might want to comment on whether the test I am doing with the dates should be bullet proof. /Thomas At 01:19 PM 5/16/2002 +0100, Glyn Normington wrote: >I found a build error, did a fresh checkout, and reproduced it (see the >attached report). > >Does anyone know what changed or fancy fixing the problem :-)? > >(See attached file: >TEST-test.wsdl.extensibility.ExtensibilityQueryTestCase.xml) > >Glyn
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