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http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=18119 test.wsdl.wrapped_holders.Wrapped_holdersTestCase fails on "Input argument did not match expected string..." ------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2003-03-19 12:41 ------- Dan, If you CLOSELY look at the build.xml, wsdl2java generates the everything (including a test case), then there is a copy command to overwrite the generated test case with a the modified version of test case. Probably this copy fails to happen (though we use overwrite flag) and Javac compiles the wsdl2java generated test case (instead of the modified version in our source tree). I prevented this from happening by NOT generating the test case in build.xml. This ensures that ONLY the version in the source tree is the one that gets compiled. We have seen this problem before...Not sure where the bodies are buried. Problem could be in JRE (output stream?) or JDK (Javac?) or Ant (Copy?). This happens only on Unix'es and not on Win2K where most of the developers work on. So this problem does not get noticed till Gump fails. Thanks, dims
