Improved Testing for Targeting Multiple OSes

I'm building an app that targets Macs and PCs. After testing
my app on a Mac, I packaged it and put it online for my associates
to try it. It did not work on PCs.
I called Adobe's Tech Support, filed a case, and frankly,
wasted their time. It turns out my problem was a runtime error: a
bug in
MY CODE that I simply couldn't detect on my dev machine. By
configuring a PC to log trace calls to a file, I was able to corner
the issue and deal with it. (Without the Flash authoring
environment installed on the PC, I was
forced to rely on trace calls to effectively debug my app.
It was pretty unpleasant.)
My point is, there was a platform-specific failure in my AIR
app that I could not detect on my Mac, and was a pain to sift
through on the PC without adl.
It would be very cool if Adobe would have adl print runtime
warnings on both platforms (not full-blown errors, that would
be nasty)
when a platform-specific system is run, so that these errors
are easier to catch on the developer's machine. Because not all of
us have Macs
and PCs running Flash.
What do you folks think?

Will also consider contract, part time, or consultant work.

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     -- ABS(sum(trg_ao_qty) - sum(disp_ao_qty)) AS ao_AE,
     sum(disp_replen_qty) AS disp_replen_qty,
          sum(trg_replen_qty) AS trg_replen_qty,
     -- ABS(sum(trg_replen_qty) - sum(disp_replen_qty)) AS replen_AE,
     sum(disp_futr_qty) AS disp_auth_futr_qty,
          sum(trg_auth_futures_qty) AS trg_auth_futures_qty --,
     -- ABS(sum(trg_auth_futures_qty) - sum(disp_futr_qty)) AS auth_futures_AE
     FROM rpt_fam_FWEQ_detail
     WHERE plan_ctry &where_plan_ctry
     and level_num = 1 -- 'SUB-CAT'
     -- AND (promo_ind <> 'Y' OR promo_ind IS null)
     GROUP BY plan_ctry,
     division,
     season,
     monthly_seq,
          bucket_month_date,
     tier_num,
     level_num,
     tier_volume,
     trg_event_num,
     trg_event_type,
     disp_event_num,
     max_event_num,
     first_display_event_num,
     level_type,
     level_value,
     sap_cat_cd,
     sap_cat_desc,
     sap_sub_cat_cd,
     sap_sub_cat_desc,
     sap_prod_typ_grp, -- 'Type Group' in Brio
     typ_grp_desc -- 'Type Group' in Brio
     ) dtl,
     -- The following in-line view returns all of the different combinations
     -- of comparison types in the RPT_FAM_FWEQ_DETAIL table
     -- This select returns the pairing of all forecast types
     SELECT event_type, compare_type, compare_name
     from
     (SELECT event_type, compare_type, compare_type_description || ' to ' || compare_type_description AS compare_name
     FROM rpt_fam_compare_types
     WHERE event_type = 'FCST'
     UNION
     -- This select returns the pairing of all bookings types with forecast types
     SELECT bkng.event_type, fcst.compare_type, bkng.compare_type_description || ' to ' || fcst.compare_type_description AS compare_name
     FROM rpt_fam_compare_types fcst,
     rpt_fam_compare_types bkng
     WHERE fcst.event_type = 'FCST'
     AND bkng.event_type = 'BKNG'
     AND fcst.compare_type = bkng.compare_type
     WHERE event_type || ' ' || compare_type <> 'FCST AUTH_FTRS'
     AND compare_type NOT IN ('NET_SHIP', 'SHIP_NET_FTRS', 'NET_ETS', 'GROSS_FTRS')
     ) cmpr
-- The two (2) in-line views are joined by EVENT_TYPE (i.e. 'FCST' and 'BKNG')
-- to form a product of all RPT_FAM_FWEQ_DETAIL rows with comparison types
WHERE dtl.trg_event_type = cmpr.event_type
ORDER BY plan_ctry,
division,
season,
monthly_seq,
tier_num,
level_num,
tier_volume,
trg_event_num,
disp_event_num,
max_event_num,
first_display_event_num,
level_type,
level_value
COMMIT
INSERT INTO rpt_fam_FWEQ_detail_aggr
SELECT plan_ctry,
division,
season,
monthly_seq,
     bucket_month_date,
tier_num,
level_num,
tier_volume,
trg_event_num,
disp_event_num,
max_event_num,
compare_name,
first_display_event_num,
level_type,
level_value,
'TOTAL' AS row_type,
material,
key_material,
sap_cat_cd,
sap_cat_desc,
sap_sub_cat_cd,
sap_sub_cat_desc,
sty_colr_sdesc,
sty_grp_nbr,
sty_grp_desc,
matl_typ,
sap_prod_typ_grp, -- 'Type Group' in Brio
typ_grp_desc, -- 'Type Group' in Brio
curr_prod_i2_life_cyc_cd,
NULL AS promo_ind, -- for future use
-- Each RPT_FAM_FWEQ_DETAIL row's eight (8) quantity columns are broken down
-- into F1_QTY from DISP_aaaa_QTY, F2_QTY from TRG_aaaa_QTY and
     -- AE from aaaa_AE where 'aaaa' is equal to one of the COMPARE_TYPEs below:
-- F1_QTY
CASE WHEN compare_type = 'DELIVERY_PLAN' THEN
disp_dlvry_plan_qty
WHEN compare_type = 'NET' THEN
disp_net_qty
WHEN compare_type = 'NET_AO' THEN
disp_ao_qty
WHEN compare_type = 'NET_FTRS' THEN
disp_futr_qty
WHEN compare_type = 'NET_REPLENS' THEN
disp_replen_qty
WHEN compare_type = 'AUTH_FTRS' THEN
disp_auth_futr_qty
END as f1_qty,
-- F2_QTY
CASE WHEN compare_type = 'DELIVERY_PLAN' THEN
trg_dlvry_plan_qty
WHEN compare_type = 'NET' THEN
trg_net_qty
WHEN compare_type = 'NET_AO' THEN
trg_ao_qty
WHEN compare_type = 'NET_FTRS' THEN
trg_futr_qty
WHEN compare_type = 'NET_REPLENS' THEN
trg_replen_qty
WHEN compare_type = 'AUTH_FTRS' THEN
trg_auth_futures_qty
END as f2_qty,
-- AE
CASE WHEN compare_type = 'DELIVERY_PLAN' THEN
abs(disp_dlvry_plan_qty - trg_dlvry_plan_qty)
WHEN compare_type = 'NET' THEN
abs(disp_net_qty - trg_net_qty)
WHEN compare_type = 'NET_AO' THEN
abs(disp_ao_qty - trg_ao_qty)
WHEN compare_type = 'NET_FTRS' THEN
abs(disp_futr_qty - trg_futr_qty)
WHEN compare_type = 'NET_REPLENS' THEN
abs(disp_replen_qty - trg_replen_qty)
WHEN compare_type = 'AUTH_FTRS' THEN
abs(disp_auth_futr_qty - trg_auth_futures_qty)
END as ae,
SYSDATE AS zz_insert_tmst
FROM
     -- This in-line view returns only LEVEL_NUM = 2 or LEVEL_TYPE = 'STYLE_GROUP' data
     (SELECT plan_ctry,
     division,
     season,
     monthly_seq,
          bucket_month_date,
     tier_num,
     level_num,
     tier_volume,
     trg_event_num,
     trg_event_type,
     disp_event_num,
     max_event_num,
     first_display_event_num,
     level_type,
     level_value,
     -- The following NULL'd columns' values cannot be saved due to aggregation
     NULL AS material,
     NULL AS key_material,
     sap_cat_cd,
     sap_cat_desc,
     sap_sub_cat_cd,
     sap_sub_cat_desc,
     NULL AS sty_colr_sdesc,
     sty_grp_nbr,
     sty_grp_desc,
     NULL AS matl_typ,
     sap_prod_typ_grp, -- 'Type Group' in Brio
     typ_grp_desc, -- 'Type Group' in Brio
     NULL AS curr_prod_i2_life_cyc_cd,
     sum(disp_net_qty) AS disp_net_qty,
          sum(trg_net_qty) AS trg_net_qty,
     -- ABS(sum(trg_net_qty) - sum(disp_net_qty)) AS net_AE,
     sum(disp_dlvry_plan_qty) AS disp_dlvry_plan_qty,
          sum(trg_dlvry_plan_qty) AS trg_dlvry_plan_qty,
     -- ABS(sum(trg_dlvry_plan_qty) - sum(disp_dlvry_plan_qty)) AS dlvry_plan_AE,
     sum(disp_futr_qty) AS disp_futr_qty,
          sum(trg_futr_qty) AS trg_futr_qty,
     -- ABS(sum(trg_futr_qty) - sum(disp_futr_qty)) AS futr_AE,
     sum(disp_ao_qty) AS disp_ao_qty,
          sum(trg_ao_qty) AS trg_ao_qty,
     -- ABS(sum(trg_ao_qty) - sum(disp_ao_qty)) AS ao_AE,
     sum(disp_replen_qty) AS disp_replen_qty,
          sum(trg_replen_qty) AS trg_replen_qty,
     -- ABS(sum(trg_replen_qty) - sum(disp_replen_qty)) AS replen_AE,
     sum(disp_futr_qty) AS disp_auth_futr_qty,
          sum(trg_auth_futures_qty) AS trg_auth_futures_qty --,
     -- ABS(sum(trg_auth_futures_qty) - sum(disp_futr_qty)) AS auth_futures_AE
     FROM rpt_fam_FWEQ_detail
     WHERE plan_ctry &where_plan_ctry
     and level_num = 2 -- 'STYLE-GRP' or 'STYLE'
     -- AND (promo_ind <> 'Y' OR promo_ind IS null)
     GROUP BY plan_ctry,
     division,
     season,
     monthly_seq,
          bucket_month_date,
     tier_num,
     level_num,
     tier_volume,
     trg_event_num,
     trg_event_type,
     disp_event_num,
     max_event_num,
     first_display_event_num,
     level_type,
     level_value,
     sap_cat_cd,
     sap_cat_desc,
     sap_sub_cat_cd,
     sap_sub_cat_desc,
     sty_grp_nbr,
     sty_grp_desc,
     sap_prod_typ_grp, -- 'Type Group' in Brio
     typ_grp_desc -- 'Type Group' in Brio
     ) dtl,
     -- The following in-line view returns all of the different combinations
     -- of comparison types in the RPT_FAM_FWEQ_DETAIL table
     -- This select returns the pairing of all forecast types
     SELECT event_type, compare_type, compare_name
     from
     (SELECT event_type, compare_type, compare_type_description || ' to ' || compare_type_description AS compare_name
     FROM rpt_fam_compare_types
     WHERE event_type = 'FCST'
     UNION
     -- This select returns the pairing of all bookings types with forecast types
     SELECT bkng.event_type, fcst.compare_type, bkng.compare_type_description || ' to ' || fcst.compare_type_description AS compare_name
     FROM rpt_fam_compare_types fcst,
     rpt_fam_compare_types bkng
     WHERE fcst.event_type = 'FCST'
     AND bkng.event_type = 'BKNG'
     AND fcst.compare_type = bkng.compare_type
     WHERE event_type || ' ' || compare_type <> 'FCST AUTH_FTRS'
     AND compare_type NOT IN ('NET_SHIP', 'SHIP_NET_FTRS', 'NET_ETS', 'GROSS_FTRS')
     ) cmpr
-- The two (2) in-line views are joined by EVENT_TYPE (i.e. 'FCST' and 'BKNG')
-- to form a product of all RPT_FAM_FWEQ_DETAIL rows with comparison types
WHERE dtl.trg_event_type = cmpr.event_type
ORDER BY plan_ctry,
division,
season,
monthly_seq,
tier_num,
level_num,
tier_volume,
trg_event_num,
disp_event_num,
max_event_num,
first_display_event_num,
level_type,
level_value
COMMIT
INSERT INTO rpt_fam_FWEQ_detail_aggr
SELECT plan_ctry,
division,
season,
monthly_seq,
     bucket_month_date,
tier_num,
level_num,
tier_volume,
trg_event_num,
disp_event_num,
max_event_num,
compare_name,
first_display_event_num,
level_type,
level_value,
'TOTAL' AS row_type,
material,
key_material,
sap_cat_cd,
sap_cat_desc,
sap_sub_cat_cd,
sap_sub_cat_desc,
sty_colr_sdesc,
sty_grp_nbr,
sty_grp_desc,
matl_typ,
sap_prod_typ_grp, -- 'Type Group' in Brio
typ_grp_desc, -- 'Type Group' in Brio
curr_prod_i2_life_cyc_cd,
NULL AS promo_ind, -- for future use
-- Each RPT_FAM_FWEQ_DETAIL row's eight (8) quantity columns are broken down
-- into F1_QTY from DISP_aaaa_QTY, F2_QTY from TRG_aaaa_QTY and
     -- AE from aaaa_AE where 'aaaa' is equal to one of the COMPARE_TYPEs below:
-- F1_QTY
CASE WHEN compare_type = 'DELIVERY_PLAN' THEN
disp_dlvry_plan_qty
WHEN compare_type = 'NET' THEN
disp_net_qty
WHEN compare_type = 'NET_AO' THEN
disp_ao_qty
WHEN compare_type = 'NET_FTRS' THEN
disp_futr_qty
WHEN compare_type = 'NET_REPLENS' THEN
disp_replen_qty
WHEN compare_type = 'AUTH_FTRS' THEN
disp_auth_futr_qty
END as f1_qty,
-- F2_QTY
CASE WHEN compare_type = 'DELIVERY_PLAN' THEN
trg_dlvry_plan_qty
WHEN compare_type = 'NET' THEN
trg_net_qty
WHEN compare_type = 'NET_AO' THEN
trg_ao_qty
WHEN compare_type = 'NET_FTRS' THEN
trg_futr_qty
WHEN compare_type = 'NET_REPLENS' THEN
trg_replen_qty
WHEN compare_type = 'AUTH_FTRS' THEN
trg_auth_futures_qty
END as f2_qty,
-- AE
CASE WHEN compare_type = 'DELIVERY_PLAN' THEN
abs(disp_dlvry_plan_qty - trg_dlvry_plan_qty)
WHEN compare_type = 'NET' THEN
abs(disp_net_qty - trg_net_qty)
WHEN compare_type = 'NET_AO' THEN
abs(disp_ao_qty - trg_ao_qty)
WHEN compare_type = 'NET_FTRS' THEN
abs(disp_futr_qty - trg_futr_qty)
WHEN compare_type = 'NET_REPLENS' THEN
abs(disp_replen_qty - trg_replen_qty)
WHEN compare_type = 'AUTH_FTRS' THEN
abs(disp_auth_futr_qty - trg_auth_futures_qty)
END as ae,
SYSDATE AS zz_insert_tmst
FROM
     -- This in-line view returns only LEVEL_NUM = 3 or LEVEL_TYPE = 'MATL' data
     (SELECT plan_ctry,
     division,
     season,
     monthly_seq,
          bucket_month_date,
     tier_num,
     level_num,
     tier_volume,
     trg_event_num,
     trg_event_type,
     disp_event_num,
     max_event_num,
     first_display_event_num,
     level_type,
     level_value,
     material,
     key_material,
     sap_cat_cd,
     sap_cat_desc,
     sap_sub_cat_cd,
     sap_sub_cat_desc,
     sty_colr_sdesc,
     sty_grp_nbr,
     sty_grp_desc,
     matl_typ,
     sap_prod_typ_grp, -- 'Type Group' in Brio
     typ_grp_desc, -- 'Type Group' in Brio
     curr_prod_i2_life_cyc_cd,
     sum(disp_net_qty) AS disp_net_qty,
          sum(trg_net_qty) AS trg_net_qty,
     -- ABS(sum(trg_net_qty) - sum(disp_net_qty)) AS net_AE,
     sum(disp_dlvry_plan_qty) AS disp_dlvry_plan_qty,
          sum(trg_dlvry_plan_qty) AS trg_dlvry_plan_qty,
     -- ABS(sum(trg_dlvry_plan_qty) - sum(disp_dlvry_plan_qty)) AS dlvry_plan_AE,
     sum(disp_futr_qty) AS disp_futr_qty,
          sum(trg_futr_qty) AS trg_futr_qty,
     -- ABS(sum(trg_futr_qty) - sum(disp_futr_qty)) AS futr_AE,
     sum(disp_ao_qty) AS disp_ao_qty,
          sum(trg_ao_qty) AS trg_ao_qty,
     -- ABS(sum(trg_ao_qty) - sum(disp_ao_qty)) AS ao_AE,
     sum(disp_replen_qty) AS disp_replen_qty,
          sum(trg_replen_qty) AS trg_replen_qty,
     -- ABS(sum(trg_replen_qty) - sum(disp_replen_qty)) AS replen_AE,
     sum(disp_futr_qty) AS disp_auth_futr_qty,
          sum(trg_auth_futures_qty) AS trg_auth_futures_qty --,
     -- ABS(sum(trg_auth_futures_qty) - sum(disp_futr_qty)) AS auth_futures_AE
     FROM rpt_fam_FWEQ_detail
     WHERE plan_ctry &where_plan_ctry
     and level_num = 3 -- 'MATERIAL'
     -- AND promo_ind <> 'Y'
     GROUP BY plan_ctry,
     division,
     season,
     monthly_seq,
          bucket_month_date,
     tier_num,
     level_num,
     tier_volume,
     trg_event_num,
     trg_event_type,
     disp_event_num,
     max_event_num,
     first_display_event_num,
     level_type,
     level_value,
     material,
     key_material,
     sap_cat_cd,
     sap_cat_desc,
     sap_sub_cat_cd,
     sap_sub_cat_desc,
     sty_colr_sdesc,
     sty_grp_nbr,
     sty_grp_desc,
     matl_typ,
     sap_prod_typ_grp, -- 'Type Group' in Brio
     typ_grp_desc, -- 'Type Group' in Brio
     curr_prod_i2_life_cyc_cd
     ) dtl,
     -- The following in-line view returns all of the different combinations
     -- of comparison types in the RPT_FAM_FWEQ_DETAIL table
     -- This select returns the pairing of all forecast types
     SELECT event_type, compare_type, compare_name
     from
     (SELECT event_type, compare_type, compare_type_description || ' to ' || compare_type_description AS compare_name
     FROM rpt_fam_compare_types
     WHERE event_type = 'FCST'
     UNION
     -- This select returns the pairing of all bookings types with forecast types
     SELECT bkng.event_type, fcst.compare_type, bkng.compare_type_description || ' to ' || fcst.compare_type_description AS compare_name
     FROM rpt_fam_compare_types fcst,
     rpt_fam_compare_types bkng
     WHERE fcst.event_type = 'FCST'
     AND bkng.event_type = 'BKNG'
     AND fcst.compare_type = bkng.compare_type
     WHERE event_type || ' ' || compare_type <> 'FCST AUTH_FTRS'
     AND compare_type NOT IN ('NET_SHIP', 'SHIP_NET_FTRS', 'NET_ETS', 'GROSS_FTRS')
     ) cmpr
-- The two (2) in-line views are joined by EVENT_TYPE (i.e. 'FCST' and 'BKNG')
-- to form a product of all RPT_FAM_FWEQ_DETAIL rows with comparison types
WHERE dtl.trg_event_type = cmpr.event_type
ORDER BY plan_ctry,
division,
season,
monthly_seq,
tier_num,
level_num,
tier_volume,
trg_event_num,
disp_event_num,
max_event_num,
first_display_event_num,
level_type,
level_value
COMMIT
/

I agree.
SELECT ticket_no,name_of_the_passenger..
FROM ticket_master
WHERE ticket_no NOT IN
(SELECT Ticket_no
FROM ticket_cancellations
WHERE trip_id = my_trip_id);
This involves creating a little temp table for each record in ticket_no. Then full scanning it.
Change it to
SELECT ticket_no,name_of_the_passenger..
FROM ticket_master B
WHERE ticket_no NOT EXISTS
(SELECT null
FROM ticket_cancellations A
WHERE A.ticket_no = B.ticket_no
AND trip_id = my_trip_id);
Then you get an index hit in both cases.

Re: junit test for entity beans ... ejb 3.0

I'm confused. I'm trying to test my entity bean.
I have:
- an entity bean
- a stateless session bean for accessing the entity bean (facade)
- an interface for accessing the the stateless bean
And I'm trying to write a JUnit test class to test this bean. However, I am uncertain as to how to test this (I'm new to EJB 3.0, JBoss and Eclipse).
What would the JUnit test look like? I'm confused as to whether or not I should be injecting the interface/bean/what???
I've tried several variations. I either get "NameNotFound" - not bound exceptions or Null pointer exceptions.
What would the @EJB syntax look like or how would I do it through the context?
For Example:
@EJB private TestFacade myTest; //interface to stateless bean ?
OR
InitialContext ctx = new InitialContext();
TestResultFacadeBean myTest = (TestResultFacadeBean) ctx.lookup("localTest");
I'm confused at to which method I should be using and what object I should be accessing. If I could get either one to work, I'd be happy. :)
How do I ensure my bean is deployed to the container? What do I need to do?
If anyone has a simple example or explanation as to which method I should use and how to use it, I'd be very grateful.
Thanks very much,
LisaD

OK, you need to have several layers of testing.
Layer 0. Test the entity beans are deployable (more on this later). Basically, you need to know that all your annotations work. Things to watch out for are multiple @Id fields in one class or @EmbeddedID or @IdClass in conjuction with @ManyToOne, @ManyToMany, @OneToMany, @OneToOne and fun with @JoinTable, @JoinColumn and @JoinColumns. Once you know how these are supposed to work with the spec, it's not too bad to write it correctly each time. But there are some gotchas that will break things later on.
Layer 1. Do the functions in the classes that don't depend on annotations work as expected. Typically, this is just going to be the getters and setters in your entity classes. Of course JUnit best practice says we don't bother testing functions that look like:
public T getX() {
return this.x;
or
public void setX(T x) {
this.x = x;
as there is nothing that can go wrong with them. So in that case, your level 1 tests will just be initial values specified from constructors and verifying that the non-get/set pairs work, and that the getters you have tagged @Transient work (because you've likely put some logic in them)
Layer 2. Test the session bean methods that don't require injection to work.
Layer 3. Test the session bean methods that require injection (Mock Objects). Simulate the injection for yourself, injecting Mock Objects for the entity manager. Then you can confirm that the correct methods are being called in the correct sequences, etc.
[Note this may require some skill in designing the mock. I'm working on developing my own entitymanager mock, and if it looks usefull I'll release it to the world.
Layer 4. Test the session bean methods that require injection (Real entity manager) (See Layer 0)
For this you will need an out of container persistence implementation. Currently Hibernate and Glassfish provide beta versions. You will need a different persistence.xml file that lists all the entities. You will have to use reflection to inject the entity manager(s) that you create from an entity manager factory unless you provide a constructor that takes an EntityManager as a parameter. You may need to use reflection to call any @PostConstruct method if you made it private.
Layer 5. Navigate the relationships in the objects returned from Layer 4 using a database that has been loaded with test data.
I am currently using Layers 0, 1, 2 & 4 to test my session beans and entity beans.

What is the best way to test for collisions between objects?

I am in the process of developing my first game, my first decent game that is. I understand how to develop the background and tileset for the game, but have yet to figure out an effective way of testing for collisions. As in you try to move the character into a wall, or another object on the level.
If I divide the level into tiles, it won't be to hard, but I am thinking I want to have the hero be able to move all over the place, not just from square to square.
Any suggestions or ideas will be greatly appreciated

If I divide the level into tiles, it won't be to hard,
but I am thinking I want to have the hero be able to
move all over the place, not just from square to
square.Err...
So if the hero is not on a square, the hero is not on a tile and consequently is not on a visible aspect of the game world?
I suspect that you wanted the hero to be able to move in any direction, not just the standard cardinal directions.
If you're using tiles to represent the game world, then the solution is simple - check to see if there's anything "solid" already on the target tile. If there is, abort the move and report it as a collision. If there isn't, permit the move.
It's only when you have a tile-less world that you actually have to determine if the leading edge of your hero crosses the boundary of an item (or border) that he shouldn't be allowed to cross. Doing so is complicated enough that I would simply suggest that you search the forum for third party collision detection packages that you can borrow.

Personalization (Cross-Selling Rules for Target Group) in E-commerce

Hi,
Could any one suggest solution for the query...
Scenario: Personalized Cross-Selling for Target Group in a Webshop (E-Commerce-B2B Occasional User Scenario). The Cross Selling is to
appear only for Target Group, but the system is prompting the Cross Selling
Rule for both Target Group aswell Global. The Config details are below
mentioned.
1. In Method Schema (11) we maintained Cross Selling Methods for Global as well
as Target Group.
(CRM_MKTPR_PP_CS_GL_READ & CRM_MKTPR_PP_CS_TG_READ).
(I did remove Global Method for testing, but still it is appearing for Global
Target Group)
2. Created Cross Selling rules in CRM for Target Group Target Group & is
Activated.
3. Target Group Modeling done in Segment Builder.
4. Target Group Assignment done in the webshop.
5. Application Administration related tasks (clearing done).
6. Product Catalog Updated Replication is done aswell.
7. Simulation of Product Proposal is done using program
"CRM_MKTPR_PRODUCT_PROPOSAL"
Please suggest me if I miss anything to recommed Cross-Selling rules only to the Target Group.
Thanks in Advance,
D u r g a r a o

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[svn:bz-trunk] 17771: Add mxunit tests for Spring configured destinations to BlazeDS/trunk.

Revision: 17771
Revision: 17771
Author:   [email protected]
Date:     2010-09-20 14:09:01 -0700 (Mon, 20 Sep 2010)
Log Message:
Add mxunit tests for Spring configured destinations to BlazeDS/trunk.
These tests are similar to the ssl tests in that they are meant to be run separately from the regular mxunit tests.
The tests that use spring configured destinations are excluded in the common.properties file which will exclude them from the main test run. There is a spring.properties file which will cause the tests to get included when the feature property is set to spring.
To run the tests locally, first build the qa-regress webapp by running "ant -Druntype=spring" which will cause the web.xml with the spring integration to get used instead of the regular web.xml. Then run mxunit using "ant -DisSpring=true".
Setting isSpring to true will cause the feature to get set to Spring and the path to the services-config.xml to get set to an empty string. This will cause no services-config.xml file to get used for mxml compilation which is what we want when using spring configured destinations.
For automation, I'll add another target to the automation.xml file that will call mxunit and set the isSpring property to true similar to what the run.sslSuite.tests target does for the ssl mxunit tests.
Modified Paths:
    blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/WEB-INF/flex-servlet.xml
    blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/build.xml
    blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/testsuites/mxunit/build.xml
    blazeds/trunk/qa/features/common.properties
Added Paths:
    blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/testsuites/mxunit/tests/spring/
    blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/testsuites/mxunit/tests/spring/messagingService/
    blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/testsuites/mxunit/tests/spring/messagingService/dynamicD estinations/
    blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/testsuites/mxunit/tests/spring/messagingService/dynamicD estinations/mixedSeparatorsColonSeparatorAMF.mxml
    blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/testsuites/mxunit/tests/spring/messagingService/multiTop ic/
    blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/testsuites/mxunit/tests/spring/messagingService/multiTop ic/multiTopicMessagingTest.mxml
    blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/testsuites/mxunit/tests/spring/messagingService/security /
    blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/testsuites/mxunit/tests/spring/messagingService/security /polling-amf/
    blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/testsuites/mxunit/tests/spring/messagingService/security /polling-amf/MessagingAuthProSendTest.mxml
    blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/testsuites/mxunit/tests/spring/messagingService/security /polling-http/
    blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/testsuites/mxunit/tests/spring/messagingService/security /polling-http/MessagingAuthConSubscribeTest.mxml
    blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/testsuites/mxunit/tests/spring/messagingService/security /streaming-amf/
    blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/testsuites/mxunit/tests/spring/messagingService/security /streaming-amf/MessagingAuthSendSubscribeConstraintTest.mxml
    blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/testsuites/mxunit/tests/spring/messagingService/simpleMe ssagingTest.mxml
    blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/testsuites/mxunit/tests/spring/remotingService/
    blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/testsuites/mxunit/tests/spring/remotingService/mxml/
    blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/testsuites/mxunit/tests/spring/remotingService/mxml/Basi cSyntaxTest.mxml
    blazeds/trunk/qa/features/spring.properties

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