inline On Sun, Apr 5, 2009 at 8:06 PM, Henrik Feldt <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > > > > Boldness added for your convenience to speed up reading ;). > > > > Problems building: > > 1. ActiveRecord tests, by default SQL Server 2008 doesn’t like some of > the syntax around “name”. I haven’t changed anything here, so I mostly just > disable that test case, but I guess I could select the correct dialect and > make it work. > > 2. > Castle.Facilities.Remoting.Tests.ConfigurableRegistrationTestCase.ClientContainerConsumingRemoteComponents > fails with System.AppDomainUnloadedException: Attempted to access an > unloaded AppDomain. > All the rest of the test-cases after this also fail. The interesting thing > here is how there’s a .txt saying that facility has moved to > MicroKernel.Facilities when, clearly obviously it hasn’t had its > housewarming party yet, but is still getting tested. I added a property in > the build configuration file to disable testing of that facility till it > supposedly gets removed: deadremoting.test, so I can disable it when testing > the rest. Running the rest of the tests afterwards succeed. What’s the > status on this? Should I delete the old one and send a patch??
The facility has been moved, but its test cases continues to be a separated project. About the error, it's an issue with NUnit. Use the version 2.2.8 of nunit to resolve it. > > 3. When opening the solution in VS2008, there are 3-4 places where > libs have been referenced from GAC, where I try not to place these libs > which keep getting updated – anrControls, NHibernate and Boo.Lang .. Parser > .. Compiler in some of the project. I fixed this on trunk and referenced > from SharedLibs instead. Also NVelocity, I couldn’t find in the > NVelocity.dll file in the SharedLibs; why? So I added it there. I’m > submitting a patch for this in this e-mail. Furthermore, the BrailTestSite > isn’t signed by default which causes an exception when running the brail > tests. Looking in the solution, there’s no link the CastleKey.sln. I added a > link to this key and tried the tests again (after first rebuilding the > projects individually) and it passes then. > > 4. WcfFacility fails because I need to start a NetTcpPortSharing > (according to the exception message), so I guess I have to start that. > However, I’m not using that facility either, so I added exactly the same > switch as in remoting, albeit renamed, in the default.build file there, so I > can disable testing of it. > > 5. When disabling the above, I can build and all is good, all tests > pass. (so I run; nant –D:activerecord.test=false –D:deadremoting.test=false > -D:wcfintegration.test=false) > > > > Other things: > > 1. I’ve created a component installer which allows you to specify > priorities when installing facilities. I did this because when I launch my > own facilities, they had some dependencies on the components of each other, > however, as far as I could see there was no feature in the kernel to do > this. Should I add it into the trunk and send a patch? The question here is > also, is there anyone who wants it? > > 2. What did you guys think about the FileTransaction I mailed about > before? Sending mail to Ernst Naezer bounced when using his e-mail he’s > using for this list. Does anybody have his e-mail so I can talk to him > directly? > > 3. Is there a release coming soon? > > Cheers, > > Henke > > > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Castle Project Development List" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/castle-project-devel?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
