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I'm having trouble connecting to the CVS repository. Its been serveral years since I connected, and I seem to have lost my password (Although I can login to the sf.net site without any issues). How can I get the CVS account password reset?.
2007-07-18 03:24:08 UTC in SourceForge.net
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I am using 1.8.0.7 in a application and run across the following problem with the selection of indexes. It seems others have been struggling with the index selection as well.
I have created two indexes for a table using differnt fields:
CREATE TABLE TESTTBL(TARGETID VARCHAR(300), PROCESSID INTEGER, STATUS VARCHAR(12))
CREATE INDEX TESTTBL_IDX0 ON TESTTBL(PROCESSID, STATUS)
CREATE INDEX...
2007-07-11 00:35:58 UTC in HyperSQL Database Engine
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No JFCUnit does not have such logic yet. Although I have had plans to implement in the index of tag handler, I have not gotten around to it.
I do not see the fault with the above logic. However, It may all depend on the table implementation. (Some models may re-organize values, etc.)
You may want to do a dump of the entire table to get your bearings on the interation being processed...
2005-06-19 19:00:04 UTC in JFCUnit
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See build.xml of this jfcunit project. In fact there are no
differences in running JFCUnit tests than other JUnit tests.
From the perspective of Ant all test cases are the same. You
simply need to ensure that the jfcunit.jar is in the classpath.
The standard ant target should do the trick.
2005-06-19 18:48:43 UTC in JFCUnit
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Are you compiling any of the sources?\
Do you have multiple versions of the jars in your classpath?.
2005-05-31 06:39:48 UTC in JFCUnit
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Currently, there is nothing additional but the library. I would gladly accept additional integration if someone were to contribute.
2005-04-29 06:20:16 UTC in JFCUnit
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Currently, this is a disadvantage to coding in the XML
I have not worked on getting individual tests to run.
Kevin.
2005-04-29 06:18:24 UTC in JFCUnit
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To better answer some of your question:
TagHandlers : Tag handlers are the piece of java code behind each Element in the XML. A XML element maps directly to a TagHandler which implements the desired behaviour in the Java code.
Thus the XML is simply a framework for gluing together the java code snippets encapsulated in tag handlers.
There is also a tag handler for adding tag handlers...
2005-04-24 03:30:03 UTC in JFCUnit
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The section:Creating Custom Tag Handler Example
discusses how to create a tag handler, and provides a example.
First block shows the design of the XML to be used.
The second code block shows the implementation of a stopwatch tag handler.
The next section "Registering Tag Handlers" has a section which describes how to link in your tag handler.
You can follow this...
2005-04-23 04:01:12 UTC in JFCUnit
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public void testOkButton(){
try{ // <<<< This is bad style in a test case.
// Let the exceptions go through to JUnit to
// be recorded as test failures/errors.
ComponentFinder finder = new ComponentFinder(JButton.class);
// You may want to use a AbstractButtonFinder
// to be sure you are finding the appropriate button.
setUp(); // <<< Not...
2005-04-21 14:33:49 UTC in JFCUnit
