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From: "Glen Daniels" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Axis-Dev (E-mail)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, December 01, 2002 14:42
Subject: Suggestion
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> What do people think about a system property switch we can use to
activate/dea
Just a thought here, since I have a long history in QA.
At least in our test suites, any test which fails needs to have an open
bug against it.
Any test which fails AND has an open bug against it should be considered
as "passed" by any
test harness with a positive IQ.
I'm not too familiar with th
What do people think about a system property switch we can use to activate/deactivate
tests which are "bleeding edge"? Right now, we have tests (like TestCircularRefs and
test/wsdl/gateway) which are in the tree but test things which are currently known to
be broken. The way we deal with this
I always include a "prjrun" task in my projects that create a
shell-script/batch-file for executing Java using the current project
CLASSPATH settings.
Having a template shell-script/batch-file looking like
@setlocal
set [EMAIL PROTECTED]@
java %*
@endlocal
that eliminates
rch 12, 2002 5:26 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Question and a Suggestion
Out of curiosity, was that CDATA problem I posted a couple of weeks ago
ever looked at?
Also, currently the ServletEngineConfigurationFactory only looks in
/WEB-INF for the server-config.wsdd file. This is cool i
Out of curiosity, was that CDATA problem I posted a couple of weeks ago
ever looked at?
Also, currently the ServletEngineConfigurationFactory only looks in
/WEB-INF for the server-config.wsdd file. This is cool if you only have
one instance of Axis deployed to a server. However, there may be
I wrote a log handler (extending BasicHandler) that traps various info on
the server side of a SOAP request/response.
One of the problems I ran into was that, if an AxisFault is thrown on the
server, I could not get my log handler to spit out any useful information
about the nature of the error.
