On 10/7/05, Deepa Remesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks Ole for posting the test result.
I had added tests for client urls which were causing null pointer
exceptions in network server (as part of patch for DERBY-374). I had
run tests only on Windows. These failures are because of difference in
the file name convention on Windows and non-Windows systems. On
Windows, Derby checks for ":" in the path name and handles it
differently. Also, Windows file names cannot have double-quotes in
them. So use of double-quotes as part of database name fails on
Windows.
I can remove the problematic urls from the test. Or if there is any
way to provide different test canons based on OS, I can do that. I
would appreciate any suggestions for this.
Thanks,
Deepa
The test harness currently doesn't deal with canons based on OS. You can make a checkDriver_sed.properties file where you have the sed-step of the test harness replace, or delete certain strings, so the output matches the expected output on all platforms.
It's always better to have something that works the same on all platforms, so the above is just a last resort...
Myrna
