TCK Compliance.

[Walter <wa...@builditglobal.com>]

Hi,

Can someone please explain to me if "multiple workspaces" are considered 
"optional" in the TCK and whether successful testing is required for TCK 
certification?

"A content repository is composed of a number of workspaces. Each 
workspace contains a single rooted tree of items. In the simplest case a 
repository will consist of just one workspace. In more complex cases a 
repository will consist of more than one workspace.

A repository with only a single workspace consists of a single tree of 
nodes and properties.

In repositories that have multiple workspaces, a node in one workspace 
may have corresponding nodes in other workspaces."

Thanks.
Walter Breidenstein

Re: TCK Compliance.

[Walter <wa...@builditglobal.com>]

Hi David, I will ask my developers to submit this issue next week.  By 
Tuesday we should be compliant with multiple workspaces, but I wanted to 
determine if it was required for certification.

Is Day the firm who is doing independent certifications?  Have you 
completed any yet? 

Can we just do a level I certification first?

Thanks.
Walt.

David Nuescheler wrote:

>hi walter,
>
>thanks for bringing up this topic.
>
>On 8/5/05, Walter <wa...@builditglobal.com> wrote:
>  
>
>>Can someone please explain to me if "multiple workspaces" are considered
>>"optional" in the TCK and whether successful testing is required for TCK
>>certification?
>>"A content repository is composed of a number of workspaces. Each
>>workspace contains a single rooted tree of items. In the simplest case a
>>repository will consist of just one workspace. In more complex cases a
>>repository will consist of more than one workspace.
>>A repository with only a single workspace consists of a single tree of
>>nodes and properties.
>>In repositories that have multiple workspaces, a node in one workspace
>>may have corresponding nodes in other workspaces."
>>    
>>
>as a matter of fact you are right. a level 2 compliant repository does not
>require multiple workspaces.
>
>i think we had a "grouping issue" with the cross-workspace the testcases for
>.clone(), update() and .merge() in the tck.
>
>i think they got stuck in level 2 instead of being their own group.
>the good news is that we can fix that in a minor rev of the tck.
>
>do you think you can file this issue as a jira bug?
>
>regards,
>david
>
>  
>

Re: TCK Compliance.

[David Nuescheler <da...@gmail.com>]

hi walter,

thanks for bringing up this topic.

On 8/5/05, Walter <wa...@builditglobal.com> wrote:
> Can someone please explain to me if "multiple workspaces" are considered
> "optional" in the TCK and whether successful testing is required for TCK
> certification?
> "A content repository is composed of a number of workspaces. Each
> workspace contains a single rooted tree of items. In the simplest case a
> repository will consist of just one workspace. In more complex cases a
> repository will consist of more than one workspace.
> A repository with only a single workspace consists of a single tree of
> nodes and properties.
> In repositories that have multiple workspaces, a node in one workspace
> may have corresponding nodes in other workspaces."
as a matter of fact you are right. a level 2 compliant repository does not
require multiple workspaces.

i think we had a "grouping issue" with the cross-workspace the testcases for
.clone(), update() and .merge() in the tck.

i think they got stuck in level 2 instead of being their own group.
the good news is that we can fix that in a minor rev of the tck.

do you think you can file this issue as a jira bug?

regards,
david