Re: JDO TCK Conference Call Friday, May 13, 9 am PST

[Michelle Caisse]

Hi, Geoff,
I'm not really sure of the purpose of JDOTCKTestCases.list.  I hope 
Michael can explain this.  In fact if you run the runtck or runtck.jdori 
targets, they read allTests.list.  When I want to run a shorter set, I 
keep a copy of allTests.list and delete entries to run only the set that 
I want.  Do we need to have an exclude feature like JavaTest?

-- Michelle
Geoff hendrey wrote:
OK, so am am able to run the tck11 against JDOMax. 

There are two files in test/conf that seem to
enumerate the test cases: allTests.list and
JDOTCKTestCases.list.
Why 2 files?
What is the recommended way to have an "exclude list"
(JavaTest parlance). I'm assuming I just comment the
tests out in JDOTCKTestCases.list and leave
allTests.list untouched. That right?
-geoff

--- Michelle Caisse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 

Hi, Geoff,
All you need to do is check out the jdo project and
build the 
subprojects in the correct order.  You will get six
subprojects from the 
jdo subversion repository:

api11
api20
btree
ri11
tck11
tck20
To get the btree jar in your local repository with
the appropriate name 
you just do "maven build" in jdo/trunk/btree.

It seems that we need to add information to
README.txt regarding 
dependencies in building the subprojects, e.g. you
must build btree 
before building tck11, ...

Hope this helps,
Michelle
Geoff hendrey wrote:
   

I'm trying to run the tck11 "enhance" goal.
There is a dependency on jdo-btree-SNAPSHOT. 

When I try to execute the three CVS commands to get
the code, I succesfully get
org\netbeans\mdr\persistence package, but the
btreeimpl subpackage appears to not exist. If I
     

create
   

the btreeimpl subpackage by hand, and execute the
     

cvs
   

update, it zaps the btreeimpl folder, so I take it
     

it
   

really does not exist in the cvs repository. Thus,
     

I
   

am stuck.
In my opinion, it would be a good idea to ship a
prebuilt, local maven repository, configured with
     

all
   

the jars. Or at least make this maven repository
available for download. Then you can set your
project.properties to simply point to a local
repository. Actually relying on maven to download
     

jars
   

and/or source almost never works, especially if you
specify head snapshot as opposed to a specific
revision.
my $0.02.
So can somebody send me the jdo-btree-SNAPSHOT.jar?
-geoff

--- Michelle Caisse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
     

wrote:
   


     

Hi,
We will have our regular meeting Friday, May 13 
       

at
   

9 am PST to discuss 
JDO TCK issues and status.

Dial-in numbers are:
866 230-6968   294-0479#
International: +1 865 544-7856
Agenda:
XML Schema (Brian T - specifics on orm dtd issues,
Craig - dtd issues 
fixed?)
JDO API release on ibiblio (Brian T, Craig)
Detached objects (Matthew)
Test development status (Michelle)
Apache nightly builds (Brian)
Other  issues  and status (any and all)

-- Michelle
  

       

		
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