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Julian Horn closed RIPPLE-94.
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> Some errors in emulation of Contacts and Console APIs
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> Key: RIPPLE-94
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/RIPPLE-94
> Project: Apache Ripple
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Julian Horn
> Assignee: Julian Horn
> Priority: Minor
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> The Cordova Mobile Spec test app provides a framework for running tests
> against plugins. At Intel we ran this framework against the emulator and
> discovered several defects in the Ripple emulation for various APIs.
> This JIRA reports two specific errors in the emulation of the Contacts
> plugin. I have not supplied a specific test case; to see the issue you
> really have to run the Mobile spec test.
> 1) Deleting an email from a contact
> A contact is associated with an array of email addresses. If you assign one
> of these email addresses to a null string, then saving the contact should
> reduce the size of the array. Ripple wasn't doing this.
> 2) Wrong error "code" when deleting a non-existent contact
> When you attempt to delete a non-existent contact, Ripple was invoking the
> "error" callback passed to exec as follows:
> {code}error({code: 3, message: "could not find contact with id (" + id +
> ")"}); // PENDING_OPERATION_ERROR{code}
> This is wrong for two reasons. First, the caller (the JavaScript layer) has
> passed in an error callback that expects to receive just the integer error
> code, not this object. Second, the correct error code is not 3
> (PENDING_OPERATION_ERROR) but 0 (UNKNOWN_ERROR), at least according to the
> test in the plugin.
> In addition, there is a problem with the emulation of the Console native
> service. Here again there are two errors. One is that the Console plugin
> invokes a native service named "Console", not "Debug Console". So there's a
> missing entry in the Emulator array in bridge.js. Second, the object invoked
> from exec needs a function called logLevel.
> The Mobile Spec test invokes console.logLevel in the deviceready event
> handler, so you always get that annoying "missing API" dialog.
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