Re: [Wpg-proxy-development] project structure

[Alan M. <a_j...@ya...>]

Hi Juan,

> This is not an issue for me as  I can locally work
> with a Netbeans project
> with files linking to a local copy of the
> repository, anyway I thought the
> current svn code didn't include any
> netbeans-specific file,  but I agree the
> it may be a bit too complex for our simple project.

OK that's fine by me - saw something net-beanish
somewhere but no worries, I have a straightforward
build.xml so will go ahead with that.  I'll check it
in once I have finished testing all targets.
 
> As you suggested in some previous mail, JUnit maybe
> a good candidate to test
> things like that. but why not going for some already
> developed  java http
> server? As we only need it for our own testing
> sounds reasonable to avoid
> debugging an http server...

Yes of course you are right! I'll look into your
suggestion and see if I can get my best test
infrastructure working. Junit is of course the right
thing for unit testing etc. I have added a separate
build tree to my build.xml for unit tests etc.
 
> Usage of callbacks  sounds like a good idea, I was
> also thinking about it
> but for filters
[snip]
> I'm looking for that UML...

...in that case I will create a UML directory in SVN
and checkin my diagrams - we can model from there -
I'll try get the details ironed out tomorrow.

atb,
A.


		
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