Leo no Problem I could work around that issue in my oamSubmit
externalisation code by adding the factory to the tests themselves
instead of altering the test framework.
Jakob will check my oamSubmit patch before committing though (It went to
deep into the core, I want to have a second eye on
Hi
I checked this one and we should provide this factories on myfaces test by
default:
MockPartialViewContextFactory
MockVisitContextFactory
I had planned these changes, but first it was necessary to do a refactor on
current files. The issue to solve this one is MYFACESTEST-24
regards,
Hi do we have a bug here, I have not really dug into the root of the
problem but I assume we have a hole in what the mockups provide.
I am working on the oamsubmit issue, and also because it is connected I
am working on double include prevention code for the ppr case.
But now I have run into
have you done an svn up on the test project?
Last week it caused also a build failure.
-M
On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 12:09 PM, Werner Punz werner.p...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi do we have a bug here, I have not really dug into the root of the problem
but I assume we have a hole in what the mockups
Nada, I just use whatever is defined by the maven poms in the core project.
The failure occurred due to my code, but the code from me is correct
the test fails illegally here because it cannot get the
PartialViewContextFactory, which should be present by JSF2 definition.
My code just triggered
