Re: [geclipse-dev] Release testing

["David Johnson" <d.johnson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Same problem confirmed on Linux too...

Actually I noticed because I submitted a workflow job first, then
tried to test the bug that Jie describes... So when I try to submit
any other JSDL job, it submits the workflow job again (which was the
first job I submitted).

-David

On 01/02/2008, Harald Gjermundrod <harald@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Not only for Windows it also occurs on MacOS X
>
> Thanks,
> Harald G.
> On Feb 1, 2008, at 3:36 PM, Nick Tsioutsias wrote:
>
> > We tested it here in Cyprus and we could reproduce the problem in a
> > windows machine. We made two jsdls and we submitted one. After that
> > the same job was being submitted. It didn't matter what jsdl we had
> > selected. We had to restart geclipse in order to submit another job.
> > It seems like a reference to the first submitted job is created and
> > that reference never gets changed.
> >
> > Tao, Jie wrote:
> >> Hi all,
> >>
> >> I just detected a potential "big" problem:
> >>
> >> I created two jsdl files and submitted one. Then I highlighted the
> >> second jsdl and submitted it. But it is not the jsdl I was expecting.
> >> Rather it is the first jsdl.
> >> I deleted the first jsdl and tried to submit the only left jsdl. This
> >> time I got Unspecified IO problem (I guess it is because the deleted
> >> file was searched).
> >>
> >> Can anybody try this again?
> >>
> >> Jie
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> Thanks,
> Harald Gjermundrod
> harald@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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