[cddlm] Notes

[Satish Bhat]

Hi Steve,
   If your tests are not creating and deploying many systems (more than
say, 8 or 9) then it will be alright. I'm still investigating this issue
and hopefully it will be resolved soon.

Cheers,
Satish

On Thu, 2006-05-18 at 15:16 +0100, Steve Loughran wrote:
> Milojicic, Dejan S (HP Labs) wrote:
> 
> > 
> > Stuart: Focusing internally on cleanup of the implementation that is not
> > working. Still needs some time to sync-up with Jun. Still can't parse
> > all test cases and when they fix some of them other problems pop up.
> > Deployment APIs is up and running. 20% passing. Started testing on other
> > end-point with others, but gave up, still focusing on internal. Still
> > not have endpoints, working with IT to make it happen. For the next
> > week, if he can not digest CDL, he will post it to Jun and the group.
> 
> Stuart, if you want access to the logs of my run, I can help there. But 
> focus on internal first.
> 
> 
> > Satish: component model and CDL complete 100%. Received CDL from
> > Guilherme and will complete tests against UFCG implementation. 30% have
> > been completed against HP's portal, but non component model so far.
> > Regarding the system load on Tomcat, after creating 8 or 9 systems, the
> > JVM can not take any more load on Tomcat and after initializing 3 or 4
> > systems, the system has been fully loaded. Need to work on how to
> > resolve this issue. 
> 
> Satish,
> 
> Do you want me to pause in my client too? I could add a configurable 
> sleep between postings.
> 
> I think my unit tests all do a <wsrf:Destroy /> afterwards, the 
> assumption being that will trigger cleanups. But I think I will 
> ultimately tweak my test server to do a cleanup of deployments after a 
> well-defined period. Alternatively, using the deployment api, a client 
> app could enum all deployed systems and delete them one by one. I don't 
> think I would do that on my system as one deployed application is the 
> deployment endpoint itself.
> 
> -Steve
> 
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