https://sourceforge.net/p/mockobjects/support-requests/2003-12-09T09:56:07ZRecent changes to support-requests2003-12-09T09:56:07Z2003-12-09T09:56:07ZJose A Lobatohttps://sourceforge.net/u/coshjaguar/https://sourceforge.net2c030e5afc5b3dcceb253a8e39d9283c0d9d059a

<div class="markdown_content"><p>I've download the zip file for version 0.4 twice but no <br /> able to se the chm help file, neither in my w2k laptop or <br /> my NT workstation.<br /> Basically it fails on open.</p></div>

2003-08-27T14:49:09Z2003-08-27T14:49:09ZMatt Stinehttps://sourceforge.net/u/javasage/https://sourceforge.net05a9a876db9ea7636815eda3ba4c0b50111e444d

<div class="markdown_content"><p>I am using the command pattern in a web application for <br /> online ordering. Each command sent to the Servlet is <br /> delegated to a command handler.</p> <p>Currently I have a passing unit test for a <br /> SaveOrderHandler and an EditOrderHandler. What I <br /> want to do is chain these two actions together, so that <br /> a user can save an order they are currently working on <br /> and then edit another one w/ only one click.</p> <p>To do this, I have written a test for a command handler <br /> called SaveThenEditOrderHandler...what it does is call <br /> the SaveOrderHandler, check a request attribute to see <br /> if the save succeeded, and then calls EditOrderHandler.</p> <p>These two requests share some common request/session <br /> parameters/attributes. The behavior that I am seeing is <br /> that the first command handler executes successfully.<br /> Open entering the second command handler, any <br /> attempt to access request/session <br /> parameters/attributes that is shares with the first <br /> handler fail with a message such as:</p> <p>junit.framework.AssertionFailedError: <br /> parameters.orderType has run out of objects.</p> <p>If I am reading this correctly, any objects stored in the <br /> request/session objects can must be accessed once and <br /> only once. Is this true? And if so, is there another way <br /> to implement this test?</p> <p>Thanks!</p></div>

2003-08-14T16:00:02Z2003-08-14T16:00:02ZGael Marziouhttps://sourceforge.net/u/gmarziou/https://sourceforge.net0cce710075f5034e3680c84acd29e0e9620c64d9

<div class="markdown_content"><p>MockHttpServletRequest version 1.18 (J2EE 1.3), the <br /> getHeader() method should not throw an AssertFailError <br /> when the requested header is not present because the <br /> javadoc for this method says:</p> <p>If the request did not include a header of the specified <br /> name, this method returns null. </p> <p>So, with the current behavior I cannot test my code <br /> error handling when request.getHeader() returns null on <br /> not existing header.</p> <p>Or maybe there is a way to disable this assertion <br /> checking?</p> <p>Thanks for any help</p></div>

2002-11-04T01:51:01Z2002-11-04T01:51:01ZNascif Abousalh Netohttps://sourceforge.net/u/nascif/https://sourceforge.net229c44d1726eecfbe91f8434a95512f8121245ac

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Can you please provide some information about the new dynamic <br /> objects support? How to use them, what are they best suited <br /> for?</p></div>