Method FormatTest>>testCoordinateFormat(). The following 2 lines cause the
problem:
1)
assertEquals("23°46,8'E 12°44,4'S 127,9\u00A0m 4 janv. 2003",
format.format(position));
2)
assertEquals("23°46,8'E; 12°44,4'S; 127,9\u00A0m; 4 janv.2003",
format.format(position));
An ibm sdk produces a different string representation for dates:
IBM 23°46,8'E 12°44,4'S 127,9 m 4 Jan 2003
The solution is to specify the date format explicitly.
Replacement for 1)
format.setDatePattern("dd MM yyyy");
assertEquals("23°46,8'E 12°44,4'S 127,9\u00A0m 04 01 2003",
format.format(position));
Replacement for 2)
format.setDatePattern("dd MM yyyy");
assertEquals("23°46,8'E; 12°44,4'S; 127,9\u00A0m; 04 01 2003",
format.format(position));
Now, the test is running on ibm and sun sdk. Should I commit or do you want
a patch file.
christian
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