Woof!
On Mon, 08 Sep 2008 16:31:40 -0400, Dale Worley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Can someone who understands this check it out?
This is very odd. Sometimes on some machines it works, and sometimes it
don't. The test in question is checking if names in the user database
with diacritical's are correctly "flattened" to their ASCII "equivelents"
so when users "type" the name on a DTMF keypad, then any diacriticals,
symbols, and non-letters in the name are ignored for comparason purposes.
The test is checking that
"Fräu BrÜcher"
becomes
FRAUBRUCHER
On your machine (for reasons unbeknownst to me), it is instead becomming:
FRAAUBRAACHER
Odd. The 'ä' character is becomming "AA", and somehow the "Ü" is also
becomming "AA"?
I guess I'll just comment this test out...but if anyone has a clue, I'd
like to rent it for a while.
The test code in question is
sipXivr/src/test/java/org/sipfoundry/attendant/ValidUsersXMLTest.java
--Woof!
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