On 4/30/07, RV <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello
I have some questions that I whould like to ask, and hope you can help me.
1- I tried to import the project ode to eclipse to execute the battery
tests, but it keeps giving me errors. So I tried to go to the console and
writted mvn test:test, but doesn't work..why?
Mostly because we could never get the tests running decently with Maven2,
and generating the "right" classpath descriptor for Eclipse to do the same.
We now have the tests running with buildr (the ruby build system) both on
the command-line and in Eclipse and we hope to fully migrate to this system
in the new few days. We still need to resolve a few Windows compatibility
issues beforehand. If you're feeling adventurous and are running Linux, you
can try it out by following the instructions at
http://incubator.apache.org/ode/getting-ode.html
2- The ODE webpage says that I can use something like this to convert the
result to objects:
ScopeInfoDocument scopeIndoDoc =
ScopeInfoDocument.Factory.parse(result.getXMLStreamReader());
How can I know the expected object result type?? Example if I call
the respective webservice with the webmethod listEvents, what I should
expect receive? Is there any place that I can look for?
Actually, if you want to use RMI and avoid the XML marshalling issue you can
do something like this:
OdeManagedConnectionFactory mcf = new OdeManagedConnectionFactory();
mcf.setURL("rmi://localhost:2099/jcaServer");
OdeConnectionFactory cf = pmcf.createConnectionFactory();
ProcessManagementConnection pmc = cf.getConnection();
3- last one:) How can i get the javadoc of this project? The link on the
webpage is dead, and I tried to generate the javadoc using the
javadoc:javadoc maven plugin, but unfortually with no successs:/
I haven't had much luck with the Maven plugin either since it breaks on some
modules. The buildr-based system works here as well...
alex
