I did get some misbehaviour when I run these tests, but I have fixed
them both.
(1)
One stems from the lines like this on in RestRpcTest.php::setUp() as
follows:
$this->response = file_get_contents("SCA/phpunit/RestRpc/
RestRpcTestService.response");
I have fixed them to be like this:
$this->response = file_get_contents(dirname(__FILE__) . "/
RestRpcTestService.response");
which makes the tests independent of where they are run from.
(2)
I have also changed uses of header() to SCA::sendHttpHeader(), which I
originally put in so that we could add unit tests for anything coming
out of header(); also it means you don't get the "Cannot modify header
information" messages which I otherwise get all the time.
I have checked these changes in.
There is now only one failure which is the SMD generation test. Shall
I mark this as to be skipped? Or raise a defect?
Matthew
On Apr 27, 2:31 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've checked some tests in for JsonRpc and RestRpc Although they run I
> am getting some warnings. I've taken the approach with the tests of
> trying to push tests messages through as much of the infrastructure as
> possible and parts of it are complaining about being run in a test
> environment. Anyhow I prefer to have the tests with warnings rather
> than no tests at all.
>
> I've also added some more SCA examples base on some of the examples
> that have been used at recent conferences.
>
> Simon
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