[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Knut Anders Hatlen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> DerbyNetClient/metadata.out is for jdk<=1.3 >> DerbyNetClient/jdk14/metadata.out is for jdk14 and jdk15 >> DerbyNetClient/jdk16/metadata.out is for jdk>=1.6 > > I see, thanks for fixing this. > > So just to confirm: If you modify the output from metadata.java you > need to run (and possibly update the master for): > > metadata.java, jdk1x, Embedded > metadata.java, jdk1x, DerbyNet > metadata.java, jdk13, DerbyNetClient > metadata.java, jdk14(5), DerbyNetClient > metadata.java, jdk16, Embedded > metadata.java, jdk16, DerbyNet > metadata.java, jdk16, DerbyNetClient > > odbc_metadata.java, jdk1x, Embedded > odbc_metadata.java, jdk1x, DerbyNet > odbc_metadata.java, jdk13, DerbyNetClient > odbc_metadata.java, jdk14(5), DerbyNetClient > odbc_metadata.java, jdk16, Embedded > odbc_metadata.java, jdk16, DerbyNet > odbc_metadata.java, jdk16, DerbyNetClient > > Upgrade_xx.java, jdk1x, Embedded > Upgrade_xx.java, jdk16, Embedded
Almost... If you run 'svn update', you'll see that the list has shrunk quite a bit: metadata.java, jdk1x, Embedded metadata.java, jdk1x, DerbyNet metadata.java, jdk13, DerbyNetClient metadata.java, jdk14 or jdk15 or jdk16, DerbyNetClient odbc_metadata.java, jdk1x, Embedded odbc_metadata.java, jdk1x, DerbyNet odbc_metadata.java, jdk1x, DerbyNetClient Upgrade_xx.java, jdk1x, Embedded > And when the Upgrade test starts working with the NetworkServer we get > another five cases? Isn't canon based testing fun? :) -- Knut Anders
