Excuse me for butting in here, but I've seen a couple of references to OracleBugFixDriver and that has got my curiosity up. We are using Oracle 9i in a web environment with OJB for persistence. We are using the latest driver from Oracle (ojdbc14.jar) and we keep getting IO errors on our demo server. I just couldn't help wondering what this OracleBugFixDriver is fixing, and where it can be found.
Thanks,
Dave Derry
"Steven Caswell"
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01/24/2003 10:08 Subject: RE: [dbutils] Test case
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Sounds like option 4 could be written once and then configured for
different test cases. I suspect option 3 with a Mock object would
require more per-test effort. If this is the case, I'd definitely go for
option 4. And for driver-specific tests (i.e., OracleBugFixDriver), I'd
expect to have to write one-off tests for that anyway.
Do you already have a TestDriver written? I can take a shot at an
initial cut if not.
Have you put together a TestDriver scenario for the ResultSet wrapper?
If not, I can take a shot at that one also.
Steven Caswell
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