Is there a way to see the java command that ftinesse is generating? When I try running tests I write (first try is Addition, modelled literally after...
PaycheckInspector is a derivative of RowFixture. RowFixture is a standard class in FIT. The code for PaycheckInspector is included below. Don't worry about...
(re: various people's problems with FitNesse and JDK 1.4) If it's just regular expressions that drove the JDK 1.4 choice, there are good packages available for...
Er... Yeah. That's a bug. That's a bug I just added. And my unit tests (all 161 of them) didn't catch it. We are currently working on ways to test FitNesse...
... It's not in the on-line instructions at fitnesse.org, but it *is* in the instructions that you downloded. We'll try to keep these two in sync as much as...
... I didn't see that documented on WikiInstructions I'm thinking.. would you want links in a table? In the first line? What would it take to ignore WikiWords...
Check your download page. The download link is odd: Click here? to download Clicking the '?' does the download though.. even though the link it to edit the...
Jim, You can enclose the fixture name in !- and -! to make it a literal. ... Robert C. Martin | President & Founder | Object Mentor Inc. | unclebob @...
... distribution. ... Thanks, Micah. The next problem I've run into is when I CamelCase a test name the Wiki gives me a trailing "?". Not a problem. But, when...
You're absolutely right. That testutil package belongs in the distribution. I've updated the download accordingly. All you really need though is the new...
... It was too easy, Bob. I rebooted my computer a couple of times just for fun. It's a hard habit to break... Only issue was not finding the fitnesse.testutil...
... No worries. it's nice to have it packaged so nicely. ... If you play by the rules, Java is quite portable. Look at Together (now from Borland).. huge...
Thanks Dave! Having never executed this on Linux before, I'm mildly surprised that we had so few issues. There are probably more to come ;^) ... Robert C....
... That does it. Good stuff. One initial suggestion: add some exception handling for the "java.net.BindException: Address already in use" exception on...
I tried it again with port 75 and it worked. Maybe 8080 was reserved for something else. now I get to try it out. Dan ;-) Dan Rawsthorne, PhD, Sr. Consultant ...
Dan, I assume you've tried: java -cp fitnesse.jar Fitnesse.fitnesse -p 8080 then http://localhost:8080 Thats the port trick you must be talking about. Are...
... Bob, I couldn't get it to work. Of course, I already run a number of Wikis on my own box (written in ASP), so the localhost is already tied up. I tried the...
... I've uploaded a new version that uses 'path.separator'. Give it a try now. ... Robert C. Martin | President & Founder | Object Mentor Inc. | unclebob @...
... I figured that's what it was... now if you had released the source as well I could have sent you a path this morning :-) ... Looking forward to it. A work...
... On Win2K.. unzip & run. Nice On Linux (RedHat 7.2) I'm having some classpath issues. I see some Linux messages already so I'll check them first. Dave...
... Yeah, it's path.separator in System.properties. I'll upload a new version tonite or tomorrow. ... Robert C. Martin | President & Founder | Object Mentor...
... I imagine that there's an entry in System.properties?? that tells us what the path separator is. I'll take a look and let you know. ... Robert C. Martin...
... testing ... Hmmm. The !r command generates the following: java -cp <CLASSPATH> fitnesse.testutil.Hello I would guess that the problem is in the classpath....
What an interesting combination of ideas ... wiki & acceptance testing framework. I just saw a reference to Ward's Fit framework just last week, but hadn't...
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