So I ended up configuring EMMA with Ant. The coverage of the test cases I
have written so far (all classes except XMLMessageProvider) is now 100%.
(While setting up EMMA with Ant, I ran into the ClassNotFoundError again,
and remembered this occurs when the EMMA instrumentation does not take
int
At 2005-04-20 21:49, you wrote:
Seems like i18n is reinventing the wheel over and over. I see we are using
of Sax, when Digester is the most viable choice, given the typical clients
of this framework. I see where ResourceBundle is used, yet a much more
robust solution is already provided through
At 2005-04-20 23:05, you wrote:
There were server errors earlier today. Did you ever get this to run?
Nope.
Tried Maven + Emma too, without luck. It either produced coverage data OR
an empty report; never used the data to create a report.
I should probably read up on how Maven works (or simply ad
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At 2005-04-20 09:47, Mattias J wrote:
B.t.w James: Thought I'd run your new Maven
At 2005-04-20 09:47, Mattias J wrote:
B.t.w James: Thought I'd run your new Maven config to see the coverage of
the tests I've added. Though I have not checked out
.../commons-build/sandbox-project.xml and currently I cannot access the
SVN server.
Sorry if this is because I'm a newbie with Maven
Seems like i18n is reinventing the wheel over and over. I see we are
using
of Sax, when Digester is the most viable choice, given the typical
clients
of this framework. I see where ResourceBundle is used, yet a much more
robust solution is already provided through Commons Resources. Any
chanc
Hi Mattias,
Mattias J wrote on Wednesday, April 20, 2005 12:18 PM:
>> Another beast is the proposed DatabaseMessageProvider of Mattias. If
>> it uses external deps it is qualified for a separate contrib package
>> ... but just my 2c.
>
> I intend to avoid external dependencies by using pure
> ja
At 2005-04-20 12:06, you wrote:
> Shall we add an i18n-contrib.jar that contains all the
> optional extensions? I'd like to keep the core i18n.jar as
> small as possible...
Then you'll need some definition for this. IMHO MBeanInfoDescriptionBundle
is as light as the rest without any deps and this
Hi Daniel,
>> I really liked this light-weight approach. I had a need of localized
>> MBeanInfo (see contribution) and with i18n's concept, I was able to
>> write also just a little Bundle impl, that is based on some
>> conventions for the provided resources.
>
> This looks really usefull to me.
Hi Daniel,
Daniel Florey wrote on Wednesday, April 20, 2005 10:14 AM:
> Hi Joerg (sorry - keine Umlaute hier in Jordanien...),
Does not really matter, most people use o instead of oe as replacement anyway :)
> thanks for your contribution! I'll take a look at it next
> week. Do you have commit a
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> Hi Daniel,
>
> Daniel Florey wrote on Wednesday, April 20, 2005 9:24 AM:
> [snip]
> > My primary goal was to keep this component simple. It has no
> > dependencies to other jars and that is a big plug for the
> > daily use.
>
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> Hi Daniel,
>
> Daniel Florey wrote on Wednesday, April 20, 2005 9:24 AM:
> [snip]
> > My primary goal was to keep this component simple. It has no
> > dependencies to other jars and that is a big plug for the
> > daily use.
>
At 2005-04-20 09:23, you wrote:
> Seems like i18n is reinventing the wheel over and over. I see we are
using
> of Sax, when Digester is the most viable choice, given the typical clients
> of this framework. I see where ResourceBundle is used, yet a much more
> robust solution is already provided
Hi Daniel,
Daniel Florey wrote on Wednesday, April 20, 2005 9:24 AM:
[snip]
> My primary goal was to keep this component simple. It has no
> dependencies to other jars and that is a big plug for the
> daily use.
+1
This was the main reason I chose i18n. No deps, no new problems.
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Each marked line is the point to test, is this?
I see 2 t
Each marked line is the point to test, is this?
I see 2 types of marks: one in green and other in brown. What means each
one?
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> I have now added more tests to ResourceBundleMessageProviderTest. If I find
> time tomorrow, I might look at adding coverage or more XMLMessageProvider
> tests.
> Though I do not have commit access to SVN, so I assume I cannot
I have now added more tests to ResourceBundleMessageProviderTest. If I find
time tomorrow, I might look at adding coverage or more XMLMessageProvider
tests.
Though I do not have commit access to SVN, so I assume I cannot get hold of
the Clover license.
Daniel: Since you are not home until next
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What I currently need is better unit tests
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19.04.05 11:27:33:
>
> At 2005-04-19 10:35, Daniel Florey wrote:
> >We should keep both (ant/maven) working. There is a maven task that will
> >automatically generate an ant script, but I've never used it.
> >Maven is a great tool as it can also hand
At 2005-04-19 10:35, Daniel Florey wrote:
We should keep both (ant/maven) working. There is a maven task that will
automatically generate an ant script, but I've never used it.
Maven is a great tool as it can also handle website generation, test
reports, changelog etc. So it's worth to have a loo
"Jakarta Commons Developers List" schrieb am
18.04.05 20:08:29:
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> Will Ant be abandoned in favor of Maven or should I update the Ant script
> to include the unit tests? (I have no experience with Maven)
We should keep both (ant/maven) working. There is a maven task that will
automatically g
Mattias J wrote:
Will Ant be abandoned in favor of Maven or should I update the Ant
script to include the unit tests? (I have no experience with Maven)
What indentation do you use for XML? I find both tabs and 2 spaces, even
in the same file. (There is also a tab on line 80 in LocalizedBundle.jav
Will Ant be abandoned in favor of Maven or should I update the Ant script
to include the unit tests? (I have no experience with Maven)
What indentation do you use for XML? I find both tabs and 2 spaces, even in
the same file. (There is also a tab on line 80 in LocalizedBundle.java)
I have set up
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18.04.05 11:29:38:
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> At 2005-04-18 11:11, Daniel Florey wrote:
> > > My though was to re-use the basename or id used when "installing"
> > > ResourceBundle or XML providers. For example, after issuing
> > >ResourceBundleMessageProvider.install("
At 2005-04-18 11:11, Daniel Florey wrote:
> My though was to re-use the basename or id used when "installing"
> ResourceBundle or XML providers. For example, after issuing
>ResourceBundleMessageProvider.install("errorMessages");
> I would like to be able to qualify the newly installed messages
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18.04.05 10:56:58:
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> At 2005-04-18 10:33, Daniel Florey wrote:
> > > i18n is appealing to me because it allows for multiple properties (such as
> > > title and details) under a common key. We solve very similar problems in
> > > our project, but I w
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