Hi Mike, I have attached the DateUtils class so you can have a closer look at the ImmutableDate embedded class.
JUnit tests are very easy to write. Look at the simple example attached. Best regards, Jerome -----Message d'origine----- De : news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] De la part de Mike Brzozowski Envoye : mercredi 28 mai 2008 20:41 A : [email protected] Objet : Re: Possible bug in DateUtils.ImmutableDate > Regarding the conditional GET support, is there any reason why you don't > rely on the built-in support that we provide for Resource subclasses? I wasn't aware this support was built-in... is there documentation somewhere for this? All I needed was to be able to set the Last Modified header and check for If-Modified-Since. I found how to configure this in the FileClient but not for dynamically generated resources. > For immutable dates, something strange is that we also override after() in > the ImmutableDate and delegate it as well. So everything is processed by the > same delegate Date instance... I believe from tracing into the code that java.util.Date.after() doesn't call any methods on the target Date, it just reaches directly into its instance fields. > Could you write a simple unit test illustrating the issue and attach it to a > new bug report? I've never written a unit test, but it's probably high time I learned. Do you use JUnit? Thanks, Mike
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