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Craig Russell commented on JDO-582:
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> I had initially set up the test with two configuration files, just like you
> suggested, but I didn't understand by looking at the code and the XML file
> how both class names get added to the search list.
> So, I think I just need more information on how to setup the .xml files and
> actually make the call.
> On my first attempt I tried using one configuration file with two persistence
> manager factories defined. I got an error - something about not being able to
> have duplicate properties defined. Here's what I had in one file:
> <persistence-manager-factory>
This isn't needed. What you need instead is simply a
services/javax.jdo.PersistenceManagerFactory file that names the error PMFs.
> ClasspathHelper.addFile(
> JDOCONFIG_CLASSPATH_PREFIX + "/Negative09/09a", loader);
> ClasspathHelper.addFile(
> JDOCONFIG_CLASSPATH_PREFIX + "/Negative09/09b", loader);
You're on the right track with the above, but instead of having jdoconfix.xml
files in 09a and 09b, you should have services entries that name the invalid
PMF classes.
> Test case needed for JDOFatalUserException nested exception argument needs
> cast to Throwable[]
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>
> Key: JDO-582
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JDO-582
> Project: JDO
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: api2, api2-legacy
> Reporter: Erik Bengtson
> Assignee: Richard Schilling
> Fix For: JDO 2 maintenance release 2
>
> Attachments: 20080710-jdo-582.diff, 20080710-jdo-582.diff,
> 20080911-jdo-582-JDOHelper.patch, 20080911-jdo-582-JDOHelperConfigTest.patch,
> 20080911-jdo-582-Negative09.patch, 20080911-jdo-582.patch,
> 20080911-jdo-582.patch, estedExceptionJDOHelper.patch, Negative09.zip
>
>
> After collecting exceptions from invoking getPersistenceManagerFactory on all
> implementations, if no implementation has succeeded in returning a
> PersistenceManagerFactory, an exception is thrown, and the argument should be
> a Throwable[]. Otherwise, it's treated as a failed object instead of nested
> exceptions.
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