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RE: multiple actionPerform() call throws responds already commite
d error from Cactus
Hey,
Sounds to me like those three calls to actionperform() should be broken up
into separate testXxxx methods. The fact that you say you're getting the
already committed error indicates that you're making more than one
actionperform call in a test method. Do one actionperform per test method,
and it should go away. Hope this helps...
-Larry
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From: PUTHENVILA P Johnson [mailto:PJohnson@qtech.com.au]
Sent: Friday, January 23, 2004 1:59 AM
To: Cactus Users List
Subject: multiple actionPerform() call throws responds already commited
error from Cactus
Hi ,
I am currently doing unit testing using Cactus with Ant integration. I
have to load 3 action mapping for 3 differnet testing from same test
method. When it call second actioperform() method cactus throws respond
already commited excption. Have any body got any idea about this, please
respond.
Johnson
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RE: multiple actionPerform() call throws responds already commite d error
from Cactus
Posted by PUTHENVILA P Johnson <PJ...@qtech.com.au>.
Thanks,
Yeah it should be like that, tried to make automate testing in one go. It
is working fine now.
Johnson
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RE: multiple actionPerform() call throws responds already commite d
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Hey,
Sounds to me like those three calls to actionperform() should be broken up
into separate testXxxx methods. The fact that you say you're getting the
already committed error indicates that you're making more than one
actionperform call in a test method. Do one actionperform per test
method,
and it should go away. Hope this helps...
-Larry
-----Original Message-----
From: PUTHENVILA P Johnson [mailto:PJohnson@qtech.com.au]
Sent: Friday, January 23, 2004 1:59 AM
To: Cactus Users List
Subject: multiple actionPerform() call throws responds already commited
error from Cactus
Hi ,
I am currently doing unit testing using Cactus with Ant integration. I
have to load 3 action mapping for 3 differnet testing from same test
method. When it call second actioperform() method cactus throws respond
already commited excption. Have any body got any idea about this, please
respond.
Johnson
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