From: Jeff M. <je...@mk...> - 2003-04-29 17:10:58
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I think you probably the first person to start looking at using the mocks with J2EE1.4. There's probably some new stuff in the 1.4 which we've not got methods for. The thing to do would be to implemented the missing methods as simply as possible, so you probably should just call notImplemented(); in each one. This will get things compiling. If there's any new methods which need mocking we can descuss them as you go. On Tue, 2003-04-29 at 16:49, James Howe wrote: > I'm trying to build the MockObjects library using Eclipse. I've been able > to get the Ant script to build sucessfully, but now I'm trying to get the > library to build with the standard Eclipse builder. Since I'm only > interested in a subset of Mock functionality (JDK 1.4, J2EE1.4, etc) I've > configured Eclipse to only look at a subset of the source files available. > Most of the files build successfully, but a handful of them (all in > J2EE/Common) have compile errors. All of the compile errors have to do > with classes which don't implement all the methods in an interface. For > example, Eclipse complains about com.mockobjects.jms.MockConnection not > implemented three methods defined in the Connection interface. I'm > wondering if anyone has tried to build a subset of the MockObjects library > using Eclipse and could tell me if they have seen this sort of thing > before. I'm wondering if I'm just using the wrong J2EE jar file, but the > one I'm using came from the Java(TM) 2 SDK, Enterprise Edition 1.4 Beta > release of January, 2003. > Any information on clearing up this matter would be greatly appreciated. > > Thanks. -- Jeff Martin <je...@mk...> |