Oracle function with ref cursor

[l_yara]

Hi All,
I'm trying to test the function (SQLUnit 5.0, Oracle 10g)
--- Oracle PL/SQL code ---
  function getMetadataFieldsInfo(p_ObjectType varchar2)
    return FieldInfoCursor is
    ret FieldInfoCursor;
    l   FieldInfoType;
  begin
    if p_ObjectType is not null then
      open ret for
        select 'aaa' cFldName, 'ddd' cFldType, 1 isReference from dual;
    end if;
    return ret;
  end;
-----

Test code:
-----
<connection reconnect-on-failure="on"
        extern="sqlunit-connection.properties" connection-id="1" />
<test name="STAGE.gasdiststat input">
    <call connection-id="1">
    <stmt>{?=call getmetadatafieldsinfo(?)}</stmt>
        <param id="1" type="CURSOR" inout="out" name="res" is-null="true"/>
        <param id="2" type="VARCHAR" inout="in" name="p_objecttype">STAGE.gasdiststat</param>
    </call>
    <result echo="false">
        <outparam id="1" type="CURSOR">
            <resultset id="1" partial="false" rowcount="1"/>
            </outparam>
    </result>
</test>
------

Result looks somewhat strange:
----------
  [sqlunit] *** Running SQLUnit file: C:\Documents and Settings\Yaroslav\workspace\Migrator\sripts\packages\MIGRATOR_MAPPING\getmetadatafieldsinfo.xml
  [sqlunit] Getting connection(1)
  [sqlunit] Setting up test...
  [sqlunit] Running test[1]: STAGE.gasdiststat input (0ms)
  [sqlunit] org.jdom.Element.addContent(Lorg/jdom/Element;)Lorg/jdom/Element;
  [sqlunit] Tearing down test...
  [sqlunit] sqlunit-ant: SQLUnit Tests Failed: In file: C:....
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It looks like the string
... [sqlunit] org.jdom.Element.addContent(Lorg/jdom/Element;)Lorg/jdom/Element;...

subsitutes the actual output from the function (the same problem arises during any test failure - the string org.jdom.Element.addContent... arises instead of failure report).

What is the right syntax for testing REF CURSOR output?

[l_yara]

The problem does not appear with SQLUnit version 4.9

[Sujit Pal]

This seems to be the same problem as the one with the <result echo="true" />, but I cannot reproduce this, perhaps my test case is too simplistic. Can you provide the test in that thread?

Thanks

-sujit