I don't understand the Block interface:
public interface Block {
public InputStream getInputStream() throws IOException;
public RemoteBlock getRemoteBlock();
}Why does it expose an InputStream???
Pier
On 25 Sep 2004, at 13:28, Reinhard Poetz wrote:
In http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/cocoon/whiteboard/block-deployer (don't know why there are no commit messages - maybe they will be sent later ...) I started to implement the block deployer library. I want to share my work in this early stage to make it possible for others to review and join my efforts.
This library is currently only used in a few JUnit tests but in the future it can (and hopefully will) be the base for all deployment tools like a command line deployer, an Ant task, an Eclipse wizard, a deployment server application, ...
Some (random) information:
- Any feedback is welcome!
- Any contributions are welcome! This is NOT my personal project.
- I use this project to learn more about unit testing and so (nearly) the complete API is covered by unit tests based on Junit and Easymock.
If you check-in code make sure that you do not break the unit tests! Simply run "ant junit" (make sure that you put junit.jar into your ant/lib directory)
If you write Unit tests pls use Easymock instead of writing mock classes.
- I want to support Java 1.3 because I don't see any reason why it shouldn't be possible. Altough I use Java 1.4 I will check now and then whether it still compiles and runs with JDK 1.3.
- If somebody wants to join and doesn't know what he can do, writing the command line client (which probably covers large parts of the Ant task) would be a good starting point.
- Building the docs with Forrest (revision 47089 which is a checkout from a few days ago) works well for me.
- .project and .classpath should make an import in Eclipse easy.
-- Reinhard
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