On Mar 14, 2005, at 7:07 AM, Mark wrote:
Many appologies - I just haven't had the time to clean up the code on my laptop with all my changes and then get them submitted for a commit by somebody else. I have a few outstanding items to resolve before submitting the code to check in. I know that you have been busy working towards CTS certification and since the interop code won't be used for the certification, I have lowered the priority on my code. :-( However, ...
Yes, my code properly handles the method name overload as per the RMI-IIOP spec.
Hopefully within the next few days, I will have a new zip file with all my changes so they can be committed.
Can you create a diff instead of a zip? Diffs are much easier to deal with.
My guess is you already know this, but I'll go over it again for the lurkers on the list. Creating a diff with subversion is very easy. You can add and remove files with 'svn add' and 'svn remove' respectively. Then just run 'svn diff' from the root directory, and pipe the result to a file. Post this in a JIRA issue, and one of the committers will look it over.
-dain
