Hello All, I am pleased to announce that our next Wellington Java User Group meeting will be held on: Wednesday 19 August 5:00 for 5:15 - 6:30pm The venue is...
Hello All, My apologies -- the previous note stated that the next talk is in August. It is of course in September. Here is a corrected notice. I am pleased...
Just posted this to my blog thought I'd also ask it here as well: http://www.talios.com/ruby_vs_java_hashing_problem.htm I'm sitting here scratching my head...
It seems that ruby's Base64.encode64() method adds a \n to the end of the returned string: irb(main):002:0> Base64.encode64('hello') => "aGVsbG8=\n" doh. ... ...
A cautionary note to those applying the Windows DST patches manually. There's a catch that can cause your JRE to run in a different time zone. I discovered it...
Nigel Charman
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Sep 12, 2007 8:18 pm
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Hello all, A reminder that the Wellington Java User Group meeting will be this Wednesday: Wednesday 19 September 5:00 for 5:15 - 6:30pm The venue is to be: ...
Presenter: Adrian Mageanu from TOTALIMEX Subject: A means to multiple ends – Conventional and Unconventional uses of Talend ETL(D) Adrian will show how an...
Hi everyone, I was talking to a friend recently about python and zope. It turns out that with Zope, you embed the unit tests into the actual class file. This...
By embed do you mean that the test source lives in the 'class under test' source? ... -- Shane Mingins [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Not with JUnit 4 but I've done similar things with TestNG and its @Test annotation (who had it first! <g>). Whilst its handy to have the tests in the same...
I've been getting that for the last month or so when posting to the list ;( The list is low traffic enough that it kept slipping my mind to mention it.. ... ...
I asked Gerhard about this, but he reckons his Yahoo settings are all correct for his gmail address (gerhardhaak@...). So nobody knows what's going on...
That's exactly what I mean :) ... -- Kei te kÅrero tiki au. Kei te kÅrero tiki koe. Ka kÅrero tiki tÄua. KÅrero ai tiki tÄua. [Non-text portions of this...
Interesting! I suspect that the same solution would work for JUnit. ... -- Kei te kÅrero tiki au. Kei te kÅrero tiki koe. Ka kÅrero tiki tÄua. KÅrero ai...
I gave JUnit4 a bash, but soon got the hell in with have endless test code mixed up with my class. What I do (under Eclipse) is to have two source folders for...
I like the idea in theory (sick of swapping back and forward between code and test classes :) ), but suspect that in practice would pollute the build, in which...
We also use the parallel package structure technique, and additionally, in our deployment build script we don't include the test classes, so we don't suffer...
Yeah, sorry guys - I have no idea what's going on. I'm receiving these messages correctly at my gmail account (as you can see), and I've checked and...
There's a couple of downsides to this approach. Having to build your project each time in order to run the tests would slow down development, or make you less...
While we're on the subject, anybody using JUnit 4.4? It includes a couple of great new features: 1. Integration of the core Hamcrest libraries, providing for...
Hi Tim, I find it works well to keep the unit tests in a separate file, splitting by intent. It's then trivial to avoid shipping unit tests with a release. I...
Hi Nigel, I haven't tried theories yet, but found the original paper on it interesting. Have you tried them on real code? Cheers, Rick ... [Non-text portions...
No, I've only tried them on a few samples so far. I'm still having to work mostly with pre-Java 5 code, so my real-world use of JUnit 4 has been limited. ...
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