Re: [hyades-dev] Stability of the current WSWB M8 driver (200403261517)?

["Curtis D'Entremont" <curtispd@xxxxxxxxxx>]

About the Build Project and Build All
items, this is desired behavior. These items should only be enabled if
the user did not check "Perform build automatically on resource modification"
in the workbench preferences page. If you're looking for the "Rebuild
All" and "Rebuild Project" items, these have been replaced
with the "Clean..." item, which essentially does the same thing.

Curtis d'Entremont
Problem Determination Tools
IBM Toronto Lab

Phone: (905) 413-5754
E-Mail: curtispd@xxxxxxxxxx

Joseph P Toomey <jptoomey@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent by: hyades-dev-admin@xxxxxxxxxxx

03/31/2004 10:23 AM

Please respond to
hyades-dev

To	hyades-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
cc	Robert Sinclair <rsinc@xxxxxxxxxx>
Subject	[hyades-dev] Stability of the current WSWB M8 driver (200403261517)?

I picked up the latest WSWB M8 driver (200403261517) yesterday, and having
used it only sparingly, I have some concerns about stability.  The
driver hung once when I was trying to do a CVS Synchronize with Repository,
and crashed once when trying to launch a runtime workbench.  I'll
paste the log from the crash at the bottom of this note in case anyone
is curious, but the problem is not reproducible.  Beyond these problems,
I have also seen the Build Project and Build All menu items disabled in
the Java perspective (with a java project selected in the package explorer),
and I don't know if that is a reproducible defect or not.

Given that this driver could become the WSWB M8 driver, I'd like to solicit
feedback from other people using this driver.  Within the next 48
hours, can you please post if you have encountered the problems I describe
above, or if you have encountered other stability issues with this driver
(that were not present in the earlier WSWB drivers)?  Please cc: Rob
Sinclair (rsinc@xxxxxxxxxx), who will collect the results and let us know
if this seems to be a widespread issue, hopefully in time for us to do
something about it. 

Thanks, 
--Joe 

Joe Toomey 
Advisory Software Engineer
Rational Software
IBM Software Group