On 15 May 2011, at 07:18, darshan wrote: Hi Darshan
> Thank you all for answering my questions. I could run the test cases using > the variables in eclipse. That was great! Should I update the wiki so that > other it will be easier for other people using eclipse? Yes, if you think that is useful, then by all means, go ahead. Thanks! > For the bug report 47279 from my previous mail, the bug seems to have been > fixed so can it's status be changed to resolved? If it is really fixed somehow, then I'd definitely start by adding a comment that describes how you verified this. If the reporter challenges your assessment, he will reopen anyway, so it does no harm to close it if you are convinced. > Lastly the bug report > https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=50196 was reopened because > there was no test case for the fix. I have reproduced the error by modifying > one of the existing layout test files. The xml file and the output pdfs are > attached. However I could not figure out how to write the checks. How can I > know which xpath elements should have what values? Could you please guide as > to how I can write the checks? You will want to take a look at the generated area tree XML in the build/test-results folder (or wherever you have the output sent to). Locate the elements in the tree that play a part in the issue, and figure out which attribute values to check. Note: if you leave the <checks> element empty, you will still always get a default check for a non-empty areaTree node. I added this once, to have a generic way to check for simple things, like not throwing a NullPointerException, but I see it is not mentioned on the Wiki... Hope this helps! Regards Andreas
