Thanks Matt, Do you think you could send the UML diagram file (not a GIF export) so that I can modify it (with the remarks below) and also add others for Servlet Redirector and Filter redirectors (note that I could use my TogetherCC copy to do it from scratch but I'm lazy ...). What editor have you used (Together ?) ?
There are still a few minor quirks : 1/ "ant test target" should be replaced by "JUnit Test Runner". Ant is just starting the JUnit test runner. 2/ if you say "doGet to execute the test" in step 7, then you should say "doGet to get the test result" in step 14 (also in step 14 there is only one test result, not several, thus the "s" should be removed). 3/ I still believe you should actually remove JspTestRedirector as it is not a special object. If you keep it then you should also add all the other ones (a few dozen). I don't think it is needed to understand how everything works. It adds unnecessary complexity. Apart from these minor things, I find the diagram excellent and very clear to understand ! Thanks -Vincent _______________________ Vincent Massol OCTO Technology UK Ltd http://www.octo.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel: (020) 8996 9540 > -----Original Message----- > From: Matt Sullivan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 14 February 2002 21:49 > To: Cactus Users List > Subject: Re: setURL question > > I hope the attached diagram is more accurate and others find it useful. > > Cheers, > Matt > > Vincent Massol wrote: > > > > Matt, > > > > * I misread point 8.1. Actually, it was correct (I thought you said > > iterate through all the test cases). Can you put it back on your diagram > > ;-). Sorry. > > > > * Point 7 is called by JspTestRedirector and not by jspRedirector.jsp > > > > * Point 8 is a doGet() that's correct but the intent is to "execute the > > test" > > > > * Point 9 and 10 are done by JspTestRedirector, not jspRedirector.jsp > > > > * Point 11 is correct (you can say 1..N, it was correct !). > > > > * Point 12 is executed by JspTestRedirector > > > > * Between 13 and 14 you need to add an arrow from jspRedirector.jsp to > > JspTestRedirector that says "get test results" (this is the equivalent > > of point 8) > > > > Everything else is fine. Most of the remarks above are minor, so I think > > you are really now understanding how it works ! ;-) > > > > * I think such a diagram really makes sense to understand Cactus. Maybe > > we can only show the classes that in direct interaction with the > > XXXTestCase (i.e. the classes that the Cactus user sees). In that case, > > we should drop the JspTestRedirector which is an internal classes (also > > there are lots of other internal classes that we are not showing so it's > > not fair to show this one only ... :-)). If we remove the > > JspTestRedirector, I think the diagram is perfect for a newcomer to > > understand how it works. > > > > Then we simply need to instanciate it for the 3 redirectors > > (ServletRedirector, jspRedirector.jsp and FilterRedirector). > > > > What do you think ? > > > > Thanks Matt for your help ! > > > > -Vincent > > > > <snipped> -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
