+1. I think this would be a really good idea, if only to show that we're a single project that works together rather than multiple subprojects :-). We can start by trying the PythonCalculator or RubyCalculator from the C++ samples on Java and the Java samples on C++.
Andy On 9/20/06, ant elder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is it worth also trying to do some interop testing of script language composites across the Java and C++ runtimes now that we have script languages supported by both? Something like having some Ruby/Python/JavaScript composites which can be used in either the C++ or Java runtimes? I'd help with the Java runtime side if others think this would be useful. ...ant On 9/18/06, Simon Laws <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I was talking with Andy offline about re-running the cross language > interop > tests. I've recently made some updates to the schema while testing with > PHP > SDO so I copied the updates back to Tuscany/Interop. There is a patch > attached to http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TUSCANY-730. There is > also > a WSDL file in there that exposes an operation for each interop schema > taking that schema as input and returning it as output. I'm going to work > with Andy to implement a client/service in C++ so that we can test the SDO > binding for Axis. When Raymond is done with the new databindings code for > M2 > we could do the same for Java and between Java and C++. > > What we could do with in C++ is an XML comparison utility. Anyone come > across one? > > Simon > >
