Simon, Thanks for your response, and I will ignore this testcase just as you said.
2008/11/25 Simon Laws <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > 2008/11/21 Shu Chao Wan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > >> Hey, >> >> I'm writing test case about conformance item ASM60002, and haven't got the >> result I expected. >> >> >> *Conformance Item ASM60002* >> * >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> * >> local : boolean (0..1) �C whether all the components within the composite >> all run in the same operating system process. @local="true" for a composite >> means that all the components within the composite MUST run in the same >> operating system process. *[ASM60002]* local="false", which is the >> default, means that different components within the composite can run in >> different operating system processes and they can even run on different >> nodes on a network. >> * >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> * >> >> According to the above description, I created the following composite file >> *localcomponent.composite* with two conponents, one is a local component >> (BComponent), the other is remote one(HelloWorldServiceComponent). And >> the "local" attribute is set as "true". >> >> *localcomponennt.composite* >> * >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> * >> <composite xmlns="http://www.osoa.org/xmlns/sca/1.0"; >> xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"; >> targetNamespace="http://assembly-tests"; >> name="Assembly-LocalComponent--Composite" *local="true"*> >> <component name="HelloWorldServiceComponent"> >> <service name="HelloWorldService"> >> <interface.java >> interface="helloworld.HelloWorldService" /> >> <binding.ws uri=" >> http://localhost:8085/HelloWorldService"/> >> </service> >> </component> >> <component name="BComponent"> >> <implementation.java >> class="org.apache.tuscany.sca.vtest.assembly.composite.impl.BServiceImpl"/> >> <property name="someProperty">some b component value</property> >> </component> >> </composite> >> * >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> * >> >> Then I create the testcase to invoke the services of the two components >> individually, and supposed that ServiceRuntimeException exception will be >> thrown. But actually I haven't got any exception, even without any warning >> message in the console. Is there any problem with my testcase? Thanks for >> any help in advance. >> >> *Testcase* >> * >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> * >> /** >> * Lines 1036-1037: >> * <p> >> * local="true" means that all the components must run in the same >> process. >> * <p> >> * ASM60002: >> * <p> >> * [EMAIL PROTECTED]"true" for a composite means that all the components >> within >> the composite MUST run in the same operating system process. >> */ >> @Test(expected = ServiceRuntimeException.*class*) >> *public* *void* ASM60002() *throws* Exception { >> initDomain("localcomponent.composite"); >> HelloWorldService service = ServiceFinder.*getService* >> (HelloWorldService.*class*, "HelloWorldServiceComponent"); >> Assert.*assertEquals*("Hello, tester", service.getGreetings( >> "tester")); >> BService bService = ServiceFinder.*getService*(BService.*class*, >> "BComponent"); >> Assert.*assertEquals*("SomeStateFromB", bService.getState()); >> } >> * >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> * >> >> >> Best Regards >> Susan Wan (万淑超) >> ------------------------- >> WebSphere Application Server System Verification Test, IBM China SoftWare >> Development Lab >> Tel: 86-10-82453655 >> E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Address: 3/F, Diamond Building, ZhongGuanCun Software Park , Dongbeiwang >> West Road No.8, ShangDi, Haidian District, Beijing 100193, PRC > > > Hi Susan > > The Tuscany runtime will run all the components it finds inside a composite > file. Hence local=true is the default. In fact setting local=false will have > no effect in Tuscany given the way it's implemented at the moment. In > Tuscany the way that you run two components on separate nodes is by putting > them in separate composites. In this respect we don't match what the specs > says. So I suggest you put an ignore in for this test at the moment. > > Regards > > Simon >
