Hi Dan,

The C++ interop test service I added is at
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/tuscany/cpp/sca/test/ws.service.interop/

This can be run on Linux via "make check" (after it's been built) or
on Windows via the ws.service.interop.client/runclient.bat file - this
uses the 50-odd SDO interop schemas copied from
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/tuscany/interop/ and exposes
each one as a web service operation, implemented by a C++ class. Each
class method takes a DataObject, compares it with one loaded from some
XML on the file system and returns it back to the client (where it is
also compared with the original from the file system).

See the following thread for more info:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg08385.html

Hope that's useful - I'm happy to help improve/expand on this

Cheers
Andy

On 11/13/06, Dan Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Simon,
Interop testing with PHP, C++, etc was certainly one of the things I was
thinking of...
The way I see it is that the tests could be run in a number of different
modes:

serialiseSDOs - serialise SDO object to file system so they could be loaded
by different impl
deserialiseSDOs - load SDO objects from serialised
useDynamicSDOs - programatically generate SDO using APIs
useGeneratedSDOs - generate SDOs from schema and use the generated ones to
run tests

I see serialise/deserialise option used to test interop between different
implementations of SDO - esp interop between implimentation languages. The
useGeneratedSDOs only makes sense with Java implementations (as I understand
it Java is the only one to generate simple objects to represent SDOs).

All the tests would need to cover the features descriped in the spec (or
agreed subset), for the serialise/deserialise tests to work there would need
to be shared SDO descriptions used - eg. C++ serialises a "customer" and
Java deserialises it and checks the SDO is as expected).

I'd be happy to work on the Java side, my C++ is rather poor so together I
think we could make some progress together - if the interop is needed... as
you say, would be a poor show if (complex) C++ serialised SDOs couldn't be
read by the Java impl...

Cheers,
Dan



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