Thanks Martin ... so back to the actual bug then? It seems you fixed the 
problem at line 576:
> assertSame(((Conversion) operation).getMethod(), ((Conversion) 
> projection).getMethod());
What was the fix? What did I mess up - was it hints like I suspected?
Jody


> Jody Garnett a écrit :
>> Okay I understand; I will break this up into two classes then...
>> - BufferedAuthorityFactory which is abstract
>> - DelegateAuthorityFactory which wraps up a single delegate
>
> May I suggest to just completly ignore BufferedAuthorityFactory for 
> now, and see at the end of the project how it could retrofit in the 
> new picture?
>
> About WKT-based factory:
>
>> I am still interested in using object pool in this case; so we can 
>> evict the wkt reader when it is not used (so we can free up all that 
>> room taken up in memory by the property file).
>
> This is what DeferredAuthorityFactory already do right now. I admit 
> that ObjectPool containing a singleton could do the same.
>
>> I really wished we started doing these renames on day 3 of the 
>> proposal as this has been a very useful discussion. Perhaps we should 
>> narrow the proposal acceptance period down from the current 15 days?
>
> I realize that getting a proposal accepted first, then apply it is the 
> way to perform well organized work, but I don't fit in this schema - 
> maybe I'm a very disorganized guy. There is no way I can explore all 
> avenue before a work begin. For me, idea popup when a work is in 
> progress.
>
> There is an other idea that popup yesterday. This is a proposal to 
> bring into consideration for the *end* of the project. Please ignore 
> it for now - I don't want that you lost time doing the diagrams again, 
> since other idea way still popup. My proposal is to rename every
>
>        ThreadedFooFactory
> into   ConcurrentFooFactory
>
> Rational: The old classes were already thread-safe, so "Threaded" may 
> be not quite accurate. What the new classes bring is concurrency, not 
> thread safety. In addition, "Concurrent" prefix is consistent with 
> Java 5 usage, as in ConcurrentHashMap and its friend from the 
> java.util.concurrent package.
>
>     Martin


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