[jboss-cvs] JBossAS SVN: r78066 - branches/JBPAPP_4_3_0_GA_CC/testsuite/src/resources/cc.

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Author: pskopek at redhat.com
Date: 2008-09-05 03:31:00 -0400 (Fri, 05 Sep 2008)
New Revision: 78066

Modified:
   branches/JBPAPP_4_3_0_GA_CC/testsuite/src/resources/cc/testCaseMapping_1.0.xml
Log:
Missing rollbackTxInEjbTimeoutSingleEventTest added.

Modified: branches/JBPAPP_4_3_0_GA_CC/testsuite/src/resources/cc/testCaseMapping_1.0.xml
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--- branches/JBPAPP_4_3_0_GA_CC/testsuite/src/resources/cc/testCaseMapping_1.0.xml	2008-09-05 07:14:32 UTC (rev 78065)
+++ branches/JBPAPP_4_3_0_GA_CC/testsuite/src/resources/cc/testCaseMapping_1.0.xml	2008-09-05 07:31:00 UTC (rev 78066)
@@ -844,6 +844,7 @@
         <TSFI>tsfi.rmi.jrmp</TSFI>
       </test>
     </testCase>    
+    <!-- 
     <testCase name="org.jboss.test.security.test.SRPLoginModuleUnitTestCase">
       <desc>Test of the secure remote password(SRP) service and its usage via JAAS
 login modules.</desc>
@@ -881,7 +882,8 @@
     multiple sessions for the same user. This creates two threads</desc>
         <TSFI>tsfi.rmi.jrmp</TSFI>
       </test>
-    </testCase>    
+    </testCase>
+    -->    
     <testCase name="SRPUnitTestCase">
       <desc>Test of the secure remote password(SRP) session key to perform crypto
 operations.</desc>
@@ -1786,8 +1788,8 @@
         <desc>Create a container-managed transaction bean implementing the TimedObject interface. Create an entity bean with two flags; one flag is set with a Requires method, the other with RequiresNew.  Both flags are initialized unset.  Create an interval timer.  In a transaction context in the ejbTimeout method, set both flags, and cause the transaction to be rolled back.  When the ejbTimeout method is retried, verify that the transaction has been rolled back if the RequiresNew flag is set and the Requires flag is unset.  In the application client, block on a JMS receive for a period longer than the timer's duration.  Verify that the correct message from ejbTimeout was received.  API tested: TimerService.createTimer(long, long, Serializable) </desc>
         <TSFI>tsfi.jts.api</TSFI>
       </test>
-      <test name="rollbackTxInEjbTimeoutIntervalTest">
-        <desc>>Create a container-managed transaction bean implementing the TimedObject interface. Create an entity bean with two flags; one flag is set with a Requires method, the other with RequiresNew.  Both flags are initialized unset.  Create an single-event timer.  In a transaction context in the ejbTimeout method, set both flags, and cause the transaction to be rolled back.  When the ejbTimeout method is retried, verify that the transaction has been rolled back if the RequiresNew flag is set and the Requires flag is unset.  In the application client, block on a JMS receive for a period longer than the timer's duration.  Verify that the correct message from ejbTimeout was received.  API tested: TimerService.createTimer(long, Serializable)</desc>
+      <test name="rollbackTxInEjbTimeoutSingleEventTest">
+        <desc>Create a container-managed transaction bean implementing the TimedObject interface. Create an entity bean with two flags; one flag is set with a Requires method, the other with RequiresNew.  Both flags are initialized unset.  Create an single-event timer.  In a transaction context in the ejbTimeout method, set both flags, and cause the transaction to be rolled back.  When the ejbTimeout method is retried, verify that the transaction has been rolled back if the RequiresNew flag is set and the Requires flag is unset.  In the application client, block on a JMS receive for a period longer than the timer's duration.  Verify that the correct message from ejbTimeout was received.  API tested: TimerService.createTimer(long, Serializable)</desc>
         <TSFI>tsfi.jts.api</TSFI>
       </test>
     </testCase>
@@ -1798,8 +1800,8 @@
         <desc>Create a message-driven container-managed transaction bean implementing the TimedObject interface. Create an entity bean with two flags; one flag is set with a Requires method, the other with RequiresNew.  Both flags are initialized unset.  Create an interval timer.  In a transaction context in the ejbTimeout method, set both flags, and cause the transaction to be rolled back.  When the ejbTimeout method is retried, verify that the transaction has been rolled back if the RequiresNew flag is set and the Requires flag is unset.  In the application client, block on a JMS receive for a period longer than the timer's duration.  Verify that the correct message from ejbTimeout was received.  API tested: TimerService.createTimer(long, long, Serializable) </desc>
         <TSFI>tsfi.jts.api</TSFI>
       </test>
-      <test name="rollbackTxInEjbTimeoutIntervalTest">
-        <desc>>Create a message-driven container-managed transaction bean implementing the TimedObject interface. Create an entity bean with two flags; one flag is set with a Requires method, the other with RequiresNew.  Both flags are initialized unset.  Create an single-event timer.  In a transaction context in the ejbTimeout method, set both flags, and cause the transaction to be rolled back.  When the ejbTimeout method is retried, verify that the transaction has been rolled back if the RequiresNew flag is set and the Requires flag is unset.  In the application client, block on a JMS receive for a period longer than the timer's duration.  Verify that the correct message from ejbTimeout was received.  API tested: TimerService.createTimer(long, Serializable)</desc>
+      <test name="rollbackTxInEjbTimeoutSingleEventTest">
+        <desc>Create a message-driven container-managed transaction bean implementing the TimedObject interface. Create an entity bean with two flags; one flag is set with a Requires method, the other with RequiresNew.  Both flags are initialized unset.  Create an single-event timer.  In a transaction context in the ejbTimeout method, set both flags, and cause the transaction to be rolled back.  When the ejbTimeout method is retried, verify that the transaction has been rolled back if the RequiresNew flag is set and the Requires flag is unset.  In the application client, block on a JMS receive for a period longer than the timer's duration.  Verify that the correct message from ejbTimeout was received.  API tested: TimerService.createTimer(long, Serializable)</desc>
         <TSFI>tsfi.jts.api</TSFI>
       </test>
     </testCase>
@@ -1829,7 +1831,7 @@
     <testCase name="com.sun.ts.tests.ejb.ee.timer.session.stateless.cm.Client">
       <desc>EJB:SPEC:848 If an enterprise bean creates a timer within a transaction, and if the transaction is rolled back, the timer creation is rolled back.</desc>
       <test name="rollbackTxOnCreationSingleEventTest">
-        <desc>>Create a container-managed transaction bean implementing the TimedObject interface. Create an entity bean with two flags; one flag is set with a Requires method, the other with RequiresNew.  Both flags are initialized unset.  Create an single-event timer.  In a transaction context in the ejbTimeout method, set both flags, and cause the transaction to be rolled back.  When the ejbTimeout method is retried, verify that the transaction has been rolled back if the RequiresNew flag is set and the Requires flag is unset.  In the application client, block on a JMS receive for a period longer than the timer's duration.  Verify that the correct message from ejbTimeout was received.  API tested: TimerService.createTimer(long, Serializable)</desc>
+        <desc>Create a container-managed transaction bean implementing the TimedObject interface. Create an entity bean with two flags; one flag is set with a Requires method, the other with RequiresNew.  Both flags are initialized unset.  Create an single-event timer.  In a transaction context in the ejbTimeout method, set both flags, and cause the transaction to be rolled back.  When the ejbTimeout method is retried, verify that the transaction has been rolled back if the RequiresNew flag is set and the Requires flag is unset.  In the application client, block on a JMS receive for a period longer than the timer's duration.  Verify that the correct message from ejbTimeout was received.  API tested: TimerService.createTimer(long, Serializable)</desc>
         <TSFI>tsfi.jts.api</TSFI>
       </test>
     </testCase>