David Sean Taylor wrote:
> Christophe wrote:
>
>> David,
>>
>> If one unit test failed, the test db was not clean up properly. This is
>> certainly the reason why your unit tests failed last week. I just added a
>> new maven goal ( db.reinit.test ) which is called before starting the unit
>> tests.
>> Now it should work. Let me know if it is not working for you.
>>
>> Second point, the unit test for the FileSystemServer failed for different
>> reasons :
>> * Missing constructor in FileSystemContentStore. Now, it is not possible to
>> build the project if the constructor is missing in a ContentStore
>> implementation. All Content Store implementation should inherit from the new
>> class : AbstractContentStore.
>> * the Master Store Schema was not yet ready to support a FS server
>> reference. I modified the DB schema in order to support this kind of server.
>>
>> Everything has been fixed. Make an update to see my changes and you can
>> continue your work on the FS implementation.
>>
>> The work completed by yourself shows that it is not easy to add a new
>> content store type. We have to find a better solution. it is tedious to
>> change the DB schema each time a new kind of content store is needed.
>> Maybe a xml config file should be more appropriate. What do you think about
>> that ?
>>
>> Christophe
>>
>>
> Im having trouble SVN updating from subclipse, but it works fine from the
> cmdline.
> Going to have to clean check out I think, not sure whats up
I have the same issue with subeclipse. I'm using TortoiseSvn wich works fine.
* I changed the DB schema in order to support the FS connection param (mainly
the root attribute).
* Fix minor issues.
See my previous mail.
>
> I saw where you had to change the OJB mapping.
> I guess I need to spend a little more time reviewing the code before I can
> make an educated suggestion. Im not going to have anytime today, will review
> it tomorrow
>
I changed the DB schema and than the OJB mapping. Each kind of server needs
different connection parameters. So, I have to add extra columns to store
thoses connections parameters (eg. you FS server needs a root attribute). If we
want to use a DB to manage the content server references at runtime, we have to
define a more generic model like :
1 N
Server ----------> ConnectionParam
Regards,
Christophe
