Great,
Thanks a lot.
Craig Russell wrote:
Hi Karan,
On Sep 4, 2005, at 4:55 PM, karan malhi wrote:
Thanks Craig,
Please verify if i am correct. I will just take one example of
Company1-1Relationships.conf. If i change the value of
jdo.tck.mapping=2 then it would run the CompletenessTest using
schema2.sql and also package-derby2.orm.
I think I might have misspoken earlier. You will basically select
package-derby2.orm, and that file will select the schema to be used by
the test.
and the test should pass. Which basically means that when i run a
test for a particular configuration, i should actually be running 5
tests for one xxx.conf file. Is that correct?
Not exactly. The -1, -2, -3, and -4 versions of the .orm file use
different inheritance mappings compared to the non-suffix version of
the orm.
Right now, if you maven runtck.jdori you will run 22 configurations:
11 using application identity and 11 using datastore identity. The 11
configurations are: 1 with the "standard" mapping and 396 tests; 6
relationship test configurations, and 4 inheritance test configurations.
Here's the test/conf/inheritance3.conf file:
jdo.tck.description = Completeness test with inheritance mapping 3: \
Person has inheritance strategy "new-table". \
Employee has inheritance strategy "subclass-table". \
PartTimeEmployee and FullTimeEmployee has inheritance strategy
"new-table". \
Insurance has inheritance strategy "subclass-table". \
MedicalInsurance and DentalInsurance have inheritance strategy
"new-table".
jdo.tck.classes = org.apache.jdo.tck.mapping.CompletenessTest
jdo.tck.testdata =
org/apache/jdo/tck/pc/company/companyNoRelationships.xml
jdo.tck.mapping = 3
It runs the CompletenessTest with package-derby3.orm which calls out
the schema defined in derby schema3.
Hope this helps.
Craig
Craig Russell wrote:
Hi Karan,
On Sep 4, 2005, at 4:13 PM, karan malhi wrote:
What is the significance of jdo.tck.mapping property in the
xxx.conf files. Is is telling maven to use a particular schema.
i.e. if i specify the value jdo.tck.mapping=1, would it run the
test against applicationidentity1 | datastoreidentity1 schemas as
specified in the respective schema1.sql file.
I think that this property affects both the schema and the mapping
(orm file).
Craig
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Craig Russell
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Craig Russell
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408 276-5638 mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
P.S. A good JDO? O, Gasp!
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