[spice-dev] [jira] Updated: (SPICE-47) Handling of subcontexts broken
"Tim Anderson (JIRA)" <jira-yCVjj/[email protected]> Mon, 4 Jul 2005 09:32:16 -0500 (CDT)
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Tim Anderson updated SPICE-47:
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Assign To: Tim Anderson
Description:
Handling of subcontexts is broken for memory and remote contexts, but in slightly different ways:
For memory contexts:
. a bind() followed by a lookup() results in a NameNotFoundException
(see testSubcontextBindAndLookup)
For remote contexts:
. binding to a subcontext followed by a list() from the
root context returns no elements (see testSubcontextBindAndList1)
. binding to a subcontext from the root context, followed by a list()
of the subcontext returns the subcontext element
(see testSubcontextBindAndList2)
. binding to a subcontext followed by a listBindings() returns the
subcontext element (see testSubcontextListBindings)
was:
Handling of subcontexts is broken for memory and remote contexts, but in slightly different ways:
For memory contexts:
. a bind() followed by a lookup() results in a NameNotFoundException
(see testSubcontextBindAndLookup)
For remote contexts:
. binding to a subcontext followed by a list() from the
root context returns no elements (see testSubcontextBindAndList1)
. binding to a subcontext from the root context, followed by a list()
of the subcontext returns the subcontext element
(see testSubcontextBindAndList2)
. binding to a subcontext followed by a listBindings() returns the
subcontext element (see testSubcontextListBindings)
Component: JNDIKit
Environment:
Summary: Handling of subcontexts broken (was: [jndikit] Handling of subcontexts broken)
> Handling of subcontexts broken
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>
> Key: SPICE-47
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/SPICE-47
> Project: Spice
> Type: Bug
> Components: JNDIKit
> Reporter: Tim Anderson
> Assignee: Tim Anderson
> Priority: Blocker
> Attachments: AbstractContextTestCase.diff, AbstractContextTestCase.diff2, fixes.diff, fixes2.diff
>
>
> Handling of subcontexts is broken for memory and remote contexts, but in slightly different ways:
> For memory contexts:
> . a bind() followed by a lookup() results in a NameNotFoundException
> (see testSubcontextBindAndLookup)
> For remote contexts:
> . binding to a subcontext followed by a list() from the
> root context returns no elements (see testSubcontextBindAndList1)
> . binding to a subcontext from the root context, followed by a list()
> of the subcontext returns the subcontext element
> (see testSubcontextBindAndList2)
> . binding to a subcontext followed by a listBindings() returns the
> subcontext element (see testSubcontextListBindings)
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