Senaka Fernando wrote:
I think that these should better be in some directories under qpid, instead of qpid/java. As they are not 100% Java isn't it?
I don't think it would make any sense to put these under qpid. These files are entirely useless to anything other than Java.
As for them not being 100% Java, they are simply text configuration. While it's true that the text does contain the configuration necessary to run the Java client tests against a specific external broker (in this case the C++ broker), I don't think this is a reason to kick these files out of the Java dir.
Unless we are revisiting the decision to make the Java tests run against external brokers, there needs to be some way to configure the tests to actually run against specific brokers.
We could possibly stick them under qpid/java/test-profiles (or some such) in order to clean up the top level java dir, but I honestly don't see what harm they are doing as part of the Java src tree.
--Rafael
