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[00:14:36] <mojavelinux> meeting done, office hours open
[00:15:42] <jdlee> w00t!
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[00:17:06] <jdlee> mojavelinux: did you see the git repo i sent ALR last night?
[00:17:14] <mojavelinux> nope
[00:17:19] <jdlee> ok
[00:17:44] <jdlee> git://github.com/jasondlee/FrenchPress.git
[00:17:56] <jdlee> research effort :)
[00:18:59] <mojavelinux> cloning
[00:20:40] <jdlee> it should all build now. :) alr and I had some issue last night. :P
[00:24:30] <mojavelinux> k, getting it setup
[00:24:40] <aslak> jdlee, don't use the Alpha4.SP1 v, Alpha4 is the latests
[00:24:59] * jdlee looks :P
[00:25:26] <jdlee> ok... i probably guess that SP1 meant some sort of patch
[00:25:30] <aslak> jdlee, the SPx releases are 'internal' to the OSGi team, it lost the OSGi posfix in the releases
[00:25:40] <jdlee> gotcha
[00:26:23] <aslak> should have been, 1.0.0.Alpha4-OSGi.SP1
[00:27:14] <mojavelinux> yeah, I was wondering why it was downloading the internet again
[00:27:21] <jdlee> hehe
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[00:30:15] <jdlee> mojavelinux: i did the best I could to follow the example in the interceptor/injector bug project you emailed me some time ago
[00:31:00] <mojavelinux> okay, internet downloaded..checking tests
[00:31:05] <jdlee> hehe
[00:31:58] <mojavelinux> you don't need the jboss repo and the java.net repo
[00:32:02] <mojavelinux> jboss repo is a superset
[00:32:06] <mojavelinux> :)
[00:32:07] <jdlee> shoot. stupid windows.  i need to hop on VPN for one second
[00:32:10] <mojavelinux> also includes glassfish repo
[00:32:13] <jdlee> ok...noted
[00:32:18] <jdlee> back in two shakes
[00:32:23] <mojavelinux> though, now that I mention that, should be documented
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[00:35:34] <jdlee> that was fun :)
[00:35:41] <mojavelinux> does anyone know where the list of repositories that make up the public list is defined??
[00:35:51] <mojavelinux> it would be pretty nice if we actually explained this somewhere
[00:35:53] <mojavelinux> just saying
[00:36:08] <mojavelinux> aha!
[00:36:15] <mojavelinux> found it, just not linked in an obvious way
[00:36:20] <mojavelinux> http://community.jboss.org/wiki/MavenRepository
[00:36:29] <mojavelinux> Maven Central ( /central ) - http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/
[00:36:29] <mojavelinux> Google ( /google ) - http://google-maven-repository.googlecode.com/svn/repository/
[00:36:29] <mojavelinux> Glassfish ( /glassfish ) - http://download.java.net/maven/glassfish/
[00:36:29] <mojavelinux> java.net - Maven 2 ( /java.net-m2 ) - http://download.java.net/maven/2/
[00:36:29] <mojavelinux> java.net - Maven 1 ( /java.net-m1 ) - http://download.java.net/maven/1/
[00:36:29] <mojavelinux> Apache Incubator ( /apache-incubator ) - http://people.apache.org/repo/m2-incubating-repository/
[00:37:18] <jdlee> it's a pity we need something like that, though :|
[00:37:36] <lightguard_jp> And the JBoss repo and the JBoss deprecated repo, right?
[00:37:39] <lightguard_jp> mojavelinux: ^^
[00:38:16] <mojavelinux> boom, tweeted
[00:38:41] <mojavelinux> so in fact, "our" repositories are actually community resources
[00:38:43] <mojavelinux> ftw!
[00:38:55] <mojavelinux> feel the love
[00:40:34] <mojavelinux> jdlee: now that I have you on the line, I have a request that perhaps you could pass along
[00:40:48] <jdlee> we've seen how well that's worked in the past ;)
[00:40:50] <mojavelinux> is there anyway to get the embedded glassfish project to have a little bit better public information
[00:40:56] <mojavelinux> it's about the most difficult thing to find info about
[00:41:18] <mojavelinux> and that includes the maven run plugin
[00:41:30] <mojavelinux> shoot, i'd be happy with just some more arun blogs
[00:41:34] <jdlee> mojavelinux: i agree whole-heartedly.  the former lead of embedded is on loan to the console team.  i'll pass along your request to him.  he should know to whom to send it
[00:41:38] <jdlee> ~arun++
[00:41:51] <mojavelinux> because the one blog entry out there on the maven plugin
[00:41:54] <mojavelinux> is completely wrong
[00:42:10] <mojavelinux> but we really have found glassfish embedded a crucial part of arquillian advocacy
[00:42:26] <mojavelinux> just struggling sometimes to find the information we need
[00:42:35] * jdlee nods
[00:42:46] <jdlee> that's one of the reasons i don't use it much
[00:44:33] <mojavelinux> hahaha
[00:52:21] <mojavelinux> jdlee: still diving in...on a new computer, so I'm still moving windows around :)
[00:53:29] <mojavelinux> ah, of course
[00:53:36] <mojavelinux> you have to name the war test.war
[00:53:46] <mojavelinux> in 1.0.0.AlphaX
[00:53:52] <mojavelinux> change is coming
[00:53:57] <mojavelinux> but it hasn't arrived yet
[00:54:04] <mojavelinux> we didnt' order express shipping
[00:54:51] <mojavelinux> yeah, green bar!
[00:54:52] <mojavelinux> hehehe
[00:55:02] <mojavelinux> btw, you don't have to put your facelets files on the classpath
[00:55:08] <mojavelinux> from the test you can use new File()
[00:55:12] <mojavelinux> to reference project resources
[00:55:20] <mojavelinux> like new File("src/main/webapp/...")
[00:55:28] <mojavelinux> apparentely doesn't work in some embedded envs like idea
[00:55:33] <mojavelinux> still tracking that down, but there are ways
[00:56:21] <jdlee> ok... changed the name to test.war. fixed the arq version
[00:56:41] <jdlee> how did I put my facelets files on the CP?
[00:57:06] <mojavelinux> src/main/resources
[00:57:10] <mojavelinux> oh, I see, those are templates
[00:57:18] <mojavelinux> yeah, that was just a coincidence then
[00:57:21] <jdlee> ok
[00:58:03] <jdlee> WHOA
[00:58:06] <jdlee> it ran!
[00:58:28] <jdlee> the only problem will be, though, is that I had to do this: .addWebResource(EmptyAsset.INSTANCE, ArchivePaths.create("beans.xml"));
[00:58:35] <jdlee> i have an actual beans.xml I need to use
[00:58:47] <jdlee> .addWebResource("beans.xml") gets me....
[00:59:31] <jdlee> IllegalStateException: No org.jboss.shrinkwrap.api.Archive found in context
[00:59:31] <mojavelinux> so first, you don't need ArchivePaths.create() because there is now support for doing that automatically
[00:59:47] <mojavelinux> right, so this is another fix that's coming in the next arq version
[00:59:52] <mojavelinux> but when you do addWebResource()
[01:00:01] <mojavelinux> that's actually a multi-dimensional meaning
[01:00:15] <mojavelinux> it means, take from the classpath at a resource called "beans.xml" and add it to WEB-INF
[01:00:19] <mojavelinux> in the next version, it will be
[01:00:30] <mojavelinux> addAsWebInfResource()
[01:00:38] <mojavelinux> so, thinking like that, it would be
[01:00:53] <mojavelinux> .addWebResource("META-INF/beans.xml", "beans.xml")
[01:00:54] <mojavelinux> which says
[01:01:08] <mojavelinux> add META-INF/beans.xml as a web resource named beans.xml
[01:01:22] <mojavelinux> and in alpha4 , web resource is ill-named to mean WEB-INF
[01:01:29] <mojavelinux> when in fact we know web resource to be the root of the war
[01:01:37] <mojavelinux> so just do the translation in your mind for now :)
[01:01:46] <jdlee> hrm...so how do I add my beans.xml to the Archive?
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[01:02:16] <mojavelinux> hehehe, sorry, that was probably too much detail
[01:02:16] <jdlee> that code, iirc, is copied pretty much straight from your example :)
[01:02:19] <mojavelinux> okay, where is your beans.xml?
[01:02:28] <mojavelinux> that you want to use
[01:02:48] <jdlee> src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/beans.xml
[01:03:03] <mojavelinux> ah, right
[01:03:07] <mojavelinux> okay, so you need to do
[01:03:24] <mojavelinux> .addWebResource(new File("src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/beans.xml"), "beans.xml");
[01:03:40] <mojavelinux> unfortunately, in Eclipse, src/main/webapp is all but invisible
[01:03:48] <jdlee> is a cleaner approach to that planned? :)
[01:03:54] <jdlee> good thing I don't use eclpse. hehe
[01:04:12] <mojavelinux> actually, same is true for any ide
[01:04:17] <mojavelinux> it's a problem with project layout really
[01:04:24] <mojavelinux> maven has the same problem
[01:04:29] <mojavelinux> it just "hacks" around it using a plugin
[01:04:33] <mojavelinux> I think what we need in arq
[01:04:46] <mojavelinux> is a way to be able to reference the root of the launching project
[01:05:06] <mojavelinux> there has to be some concept of where files are located inside a project
[01:05:08] <mojavelinux> eclispe does this too
[01:05:16] <mojavelinux> as does maven
[01:05:22] <mojavelinux> that's why you can refer to paths in maven
[01:05:29] <mojavelinux> like src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/web.xml
[01:05:43] <mojavelinux> I think we need something like ProjectPath.create()
[01:05:44] <mojavelinux> or something
[01:05:48] <mojavelinux> instead of new File()
[01:06:06] <mojavelinux> when you give shrinkwrap a string
[01:06:10] <mojavelinux> it assumes it's a classpath resource
[01:06:20] <mojavelinux> ProjectPaths.create() (for aslak's reference)
[01:06:41] <mojavelinux> the other solution, btw
[01:06:45] <mojavelinux> is to use a different beans.xml
[01:06:56] <mojavelinux> or to define beans.xml inline in the test
[01:07:04] <mojavelinux> as a string
[01:07:15] <mojavelinux> it really depends on what your goals and requirements are
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[01:07:33] * jdlee nods
[01:07:49] <jdlee> well, it looks like that got me going.  woo. hoo. :)
[01:08:32] <mojavelinux> excellent! now, we just need to get the arquillian glassfish REST remote container :)
[01:08:46] <mojavelinux> hahaha, truthfully though, it will make the glassfish testing so much more powerful
[01:08:55] * jdlee nods
[01:09:01] <mojavelinux> because as you can tell, atm, the remote glassfish is limited to jsr-88
[01:09:06] <mojavelinux> and it has major limtations
[01:09:15] <mojavelinux> so basically, you are stuck with embedded
[01:09:23] <aslak> mojavelinux, ProjectPath being ? src/main/java ? src/test/java ? src?
[01:09:24] <mojavelinux> the very best container type is the managed container type
[01:09:29] <mojavelinux> yep
[01:09:56] <mojavelinux> well, ProjectPaths being first and foremost the root
[01:10:01] <mojavelinux> in an abstracted way
[01:10:02] <jdlee> we're rolling an RC next week, so things will probably slow down. hopefully I can get an answer then, and hopefully the answer will be 'yes' :)
[01:10:03] <aslak> so . ?
[01:10:06] <mojavelinux> since new File() is not abstracted enough
[01:10:22] <mojavelinux> because it breaks under certain invocation environments, so we can somehow get some abtraction there
[01:10:28] <mojavelinux> then, it would be nice if we had some aliases for Maven
[01:10:38] <mojavelinux> so you could say like webappResource or something
[01:10:46] <mojavelinux> to pull a file out of src/main/webapp
[01:10:56] <mojavelinux> I'm not thinking anything to fancy here, just to avoid having to type that
[01:11:32] <jdlee> the less code the better :)
[01:11:34] <aslak> hmm
[01:12:32] <jdlee> alrighty, so it looks like a basic Arq+GF Embedded setup is working. now to write real tests with database access, etc. that's when I start in with the hard questions.  maybe :)
[01:13:25] <mojavelinux> to be honest, you have a lot of that going already
[01:13:33] <mojavelinux> because you ahve the database setup correctly and persistence is loading
[01:13:37] <mojavelinux> so this should be sailing at this point
[01:14:05] <mojavelinux> if you are doing REST testing, you might be interested in my jaxrs showcase example
[01:14:09] <jdlee> that's what I'm hoping for
[01:14:17] <mojavelinux> uses resteasy, but same goes for jersey
[01:14:21] <jdlee> no REST yet, but that'll be coming
[01:16:57] <jdlee> updateing the GF embedded dep to 3.1-b37 gets NoClassDefFoundError: org/glassfish/api/embedded/Server$Builder
[01:17:04] <jdlee> any thoughts off hand as to why?
[01:18:26] <mojavelinux> yeah, we need some docs
[01:18:27] <mojavelinux> :)
[01:18:47] <aslak> jdlee, gf 3.1 is not supported yet, coming in next v
[01:18:59] <jdlee> ah!  that's a good explanation :P
[01:19:07] <aslak> the whole embedded api is completely rewritten for 3.1
[01:19:12] <mojavelinux> yeah, the api likely changed, so we'll need an arquillian-glassfish-embedded-3_1
[01:19:18] <mojavelinux> not to mention it got rewritten
[01:19:36] <mojavelinux> but we built in support for api changes
[01:19:38] <aslak> i've got a working v. locally
[01:19:40] <mojavelinux> with our server numbering
[01:19:49] <mojavelinux> despite having to change the package names 3 times
[01:19:52] <mojavelinux> we got there finally
[01:19:59] <aslak> hehe
[01:24:00] <mojavelinux> aslak how do you get ubuntu to stop changing /etc/hosts?
[01:25:04] <aslak> good question..
[01:25:23] <aslak> i don't remember, i don't have the 127.0.1.1 at all in my hosts now
[01:25:24] <jdlee> ok...have to go eat, then off to Cub Scouts
[01:25:28] <jdlee> thanks for all the help
[01:25:52] <jdlee> mojavelinux: btw, WRT GF embedded docs: Siraj_> If he can send an email asking what he is looking for, I can get that redirected, depending on what he wants. Otherwise, you may contact BhavaniShankar
[01:26:06] <jdlee> you can email me and I'll forward if you want
[01:26:11] * jdlee dashes off
[01:26:37] <mojavelinux> k
[01:26:56] <mojavelinux> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1596603
[01:27:05] <mojavelinux> "Why is Ubuntu constantly rewriting my /etc/hosts file?"
[01:27:06] <mojavelinux> hahaha
[01:27:52] <mojavelinux> "You might try killing the avahi-daemon process. Or uninstalling it completely - I have never found anything useful it does, but have found that it sometimes does things I don't want. It makes every incoming connection take several seconds to complete, rendering the PC useless as a web server, for instance. Very microsoft-like."
[01:31:11] <mojavelinux> the story behind the story "gee guys, networking on linux has worked amazing for decades, let's do something that breaks it so that we can make people appreciate what the /etc/hosts file does on a linux box"
[01:33:51] <aslak> hehe
[01:36:51] <mojavelinux> it doesn't get enough attention
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[02:19:00] <aslak> night
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[12:40:25] <al80> @EJB doesn't work in arquillian testng. Is it possible?
[12:47:26] <aslak_> al80, it depends on your EJB naming
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[12:48:19] <aslak> al80, and about openejb in Alpha4, the containers were renamed, so it has a new artifact name; https://repository.jboss.org/nexus/content/groups/public/org/jboss/arquillian/container/arquillian-openejb-embedded-3.1/
[12:48:28] <al80> I just delcared @Stateless a class and tried to inject using #EJB
[12:49:03] <al80> aslak: thanks, I am retrying with GF container now
[12:51:40] <al80> Is the field name relevant?
[12:54:20] <aslak> al80, no
[12:55:56] <al80> aslak: which arquillian class is responsable for EJB injection? I could try to debug that class....
[12:58:45] <aslak> al80, EJBInjectionEnricher
[12:58:49] <al80> aslak: found, the test enricher requires that ear and ejb jar are named as "test.ear" and "test.jar"
[12:59:27] <aslak> aa yes
[12:59:50] <al80> it could be a problem because I can't test multiple ejb jar in this way
[13:03:37] <al80> nop, the strange thing is that arquillian doens't execute  the tests if I annotate a field as @EJB. There should be some bug...
[13:03:51] <al80> (alpha4)
[13:16:21] <aslak> al80, you see no exceptions?
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[14:35:49] <al80> aslak: no any exception. Anyway the jndi name is still wrong: Glassfish deploy under "test/testejb/MyService" name, instead of "test/test/MyService".
[14:36:28] <aslak> al80, your deploying in a ear?
[14:36:35] <al80> Would be nice if Arquillian allow to customize jndi names pattern
[14:36:46] <al80> aslak: yes
[14:37:07] <aslak> al80, yea, we're suppose to get the names from the container itself. working on this
[14:37:46] <aslak> al80, glassfish renames the ejb jar context to testejb because there is a war named test(arquillian servlet protocol) as well when you deploy
[14:37:49] <al80> aslak: ok, anyway it's not a stopping error because I can get instance using JNDI
[14:37:57] <aslak> yea
[14:38:39] <aslak> the workaround is to either use jndi, or add a beans.xml to your deployment. then the CDI enricher takes over, and calls the BeanManager which has direct access to the server metadata
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[14:41:45] <al80> aslak: in case of beans.xml, should I use @EJB or @Inject in my test class?
[14:42:34] <aslak> same same
[14:42:45] <aslak> both should work
[14:50:00] <al80> it says "BeanManager cannot be located at java:comp/BeanManager. Either you are using an archive with no beans.xml, or the BeanManager has not been bound to that location in JNDI."
[14:51:00] <al80> but this is the archive I packed: http://pastebin.com/xLxHvfua
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[15:02:19] <aslak> al80, can you see Weld starting in the console output?
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[15:08:46] <al80> aslak: I can see this: 14-gen-2011 14.44.20 org.jboss.weld.bootstrap.WeldBootstrap <clinit> INFO: WELD-000900 SNAPSHOT
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[16:04:45] <aslak> al80, hmm, you might get into the hierarchy beanmanagers, war can't see ejb's beanmanager since the war is not a bean archive.
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[16:06:30] <aslak> al80, your stuck with manual lookup then
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[21:20:41] <jdlee> here's a silly question that's only slightly related to the channel, but...meh :P what's the most common way of loading test data into a DB? I have arq setup to test my JPA-related service classes, but I'm not sure I'm prepping the Derby test DB correctly
[21:26:14] <jdlee> hrm...perhaps I'm loading it correctly, but the EM isn't getting injected correctly.  odd
[21:26:24] * jdlee crawls back under his rock to poke around :|
[21:31:26] <jdlee> wow.  that's a LOT of deps for gf-remote.  need to get rid of the jsr-88 nonsense :)
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[22:08:18] <aslak> jdlee, rest support is underway isn't it ? :)
[22:23:20] <jdlee> haha
[22:23:27] <jdlee> umm... yes!  :P
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