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Ate Douma edited comment on PLUTO-609 at 9/14/11 7:16 PM:
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com/sun/ts/tests/portlet/api/javax_portlet/PortletPreferences/URLClient.java#GetValueDefaultTest:
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com.sun.ts.tests.portlet.api.javax_portlet.PortletPreferences.GetValueDefaultTestPortlet.java:
Expected default preference value= Java
Actual default preference value = null
com/sun/ts/tests/portlet/api/javax_portlet/PortletPreferences/URLClient.java#GetValuesDefaultTest:
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com.sun.ts.tests.portlet.api.javax_portlet.PortletPreferences.GetValuesDefaultTestPortlet.java:
PortletPreference.getValues() did not return expected results
Actual list returned is null. Expected list is not
This test delegates to:
was (Author: adouma):
com/sun/ts/tests/portlet/api/javax_portlet/PortletPreferences/URLClient.java#GetValueDefaultTest:
Expected default preference value= Java
Actual default preference value = null
com/sun/ts/tests/portlet/api/javax_portlet/PortletPreferences/URLClient.java#GetValuesDefaultTest:
PortletPreference.getValues() did not return expected results
Actual list returned is null. Expected list is not
> PortletPreferencesImpl doesn't handle null preferences correctly
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> Key: PLUTO-609
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PLUTO-609
> Project: Pluto
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 2.0.2
> Reporter: Eric Dalquist
> Assignee: Ate Douma
> Fix For: 2.0.3, 2.1.0
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> PLT.17.1 states "Preference attributes are String array objects. Preferences
> attributes can be set to null." In Pluto if you call
> PortletPreference.setValue("name", null), PortletPreference.setValues("name",
> String[] {null}), or PortletPreference.setValues("name", null) the correct
> data is passed to the underlying preference storage SPI.
> The problem is when calling getValue("name", "DEFAULT") or getValues("name",
> new String[] { "DEFAULT" }) for any of the three previous cases "DEFAULT" is
> returned. From my reading of the spec this is not correct as in each case the
> preference has been set but with a single null value or a null values array.
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