Re: [atf-dev] An issue with JSLint validator: org.mozilla.javascript.Und

[Robert Goodman <goodmanr@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Mastrella

Are you using the patched version of
JSLint pointed to from the download page (http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/atf-additions/fulljslint-2007-05-20-patched.js)?
ATF is running JSLint using Mozilla Rhino, and we are finding that Rhino
is not handling certain _javascript_ syntax correctly. Rhino is unable to
run the latest versions of JSlint from www.JSLint.com. 

The long range plans are to replace
JSLint validation. It is also not required to have JSLint configured to
use ATF. If you clear the location of JSLint from the preference page,
ATF will disable the JSLint validator. The JSLint validator looks for a
variety of coding structures that are considered to be bad practice in
_javascript_. Checking for illegal _javascript_ syntax is done by a different
validator, so syntax validation is done independently of whether JSLint
is configured. All other functionality of ATF will work without having
JSLint configured. 

   Thanks
     Bob

Robert Goodman
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"MASTRELLA STEFANO" <smastrella@xxxxxxxx>
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Subject	[atf-dev] An issue with JSLint validator:        org.mozilla._javascript_.Undefined cannot be cast to java.lang.Double

I've installed ATF 0.2.2.v200706071000 on an Eclipse
3.3 and configured
JSLint validator as explained in
http://www.eclipse.org/atf/downloads/index_build.php?plat=all&buildID=0.
2.1-v200704051500&XULPlugin=true but anytime the validation starts
I
obtain an error like this

org.mozilla._javascript_.Undefined cannot be cast to java.lang.Double

What's the matter? Is it a bug or I've missed something in my
installation?
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