Hi Turker,
I don't see the "send" command in your copy of the log, which you should see when the commands cached in the Eclipse sensor are actually attempted to be sent to the server. Is there a "send" command in the log that you did not include? If not, then there appears to be a bug in the Eclipse sensor such that it is possible to exit Eclipse under some circumstances without attempting to send the data. If there's no 'send' command, then the data is not sent, nor is it cached on the client side if the server is not available.
Takuya, can you look into this with Turker, please?
Thanks, Philip
--On Wednesday, October 27, 2004 5:21 AM -1000 Turker Keskinpala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I was looking at the local log file created by Eclipse sensor, and the list of sensor data on the server and I noticed that some data that is in the log file was not on the server.
Here is a portion of the log file:
#> Activity [add, C/C++ Edit, #> /home/turker/workspace/Life/output#Change#Class#output CCONTAINER ] Activity add OK (9 total) #> Activity [add, Remote Build Failed, Total Errors:3] Activity add OK (10 total) #> Activity [add, Remote Build Error, 1/3->life.c: In function `main':] Activity add OK (11 total) #> Activity [add, Remote Build Error, 2/3->life.c:142: error: parse error #> before '}' token] Activity add OK (12 total) #> Activity [add, Remote Build Error, 3/3->life.c:145: error: parse error #> before '}' token] Activity [add, Save File, #> /home/turker/workspace/Life/output/compile.log] Activity add OK (14 total)Activity add OK (13 total)
Below is how the above portion looks on the server:
Tue Oct 26 19:06:10 HST 2004 Eclipse C/C++ Edit /home/turker/workspace/Life/output#Change#Class#output CCONTAINER Tue Oct 26 19:06:10 HST 2004 Eclipse Remote Build Error 2/3->life.c:142: error: parse error before '}' token Tue Oct 26 19:06:10 HST 2004 Eclipse Remote Build Error 3/3->life.c:145: error: parse error before '}' token Tue Oct 26 19:06:10 HST 2004 Eclipse Save File /home/turker/workspace/Life/output/compile.log
There are several instances of this situation. Everything in the log file is sent to the server, right? Could anyone tell me why this may be happening?
Thanks, Turker
-- Turker Keskinpala Research Assistant Institute for Software Integrated Systems Vanderbilt University Phone: (615) 343-4641 Web: www.turkerkeskinpala.com
