build.xml will now download Apache Ivy into the build tree. Ivy will
then be used to download the other Java dependencies: log4j and Apache
Commons Lang. This achieves the goal of allowing the Java library to be
built from a clean checkout, without requiring users to manually obtain
dependencies or checking external binaries into the source tree.
The Ivy behavior (except for a few mkdir calls) can be inhibited by
passing -Dnoivy= on the ant command line (or in a property file). In
this case, log4j must be available in the user's CLASSPATH.
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2nd try at this issue. This time, we will use numeric field order ONLY for the serialization portion, instead of globally. This should make it much easier to produce the correctly ordered output in all cases.
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- Remove the default values from CompactProtocolTestStruct
- Add a const CompactProtocolTestStruct that contains those values
This has a short-term benefit and a long-term benefit.
The short-term benefit is that it removes the list-as-map-key
(etc.) values from the "types" generated file and puts it into
the "constants" generated file. This gets them out of the way
of the Python tests, so they pass again.
The long term benefit is that is strengthens the Java TCompactProtocol
test. Before, it was reading the "full" CompactProtocolTestStruct into
a CompactProtocolTestStruct that was just constructed, but the latter
was already almost equal to the former. This change makes it much
easier to create an empty CompactProtocolTestStruct to read the serialized
data into.
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Simplify it a bit in the process, because the beans-style setters
are produced even in non-beans mode, and they handle isset internally.
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This patch makes 'make check' run 'rake spec' in the appropriate scenarios. There is still another bug that will break the build though.
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This monster of a patch moves all the classes into their own files and specs as appropriate. Additionally, it concentrates all the requires into thrift.rb, removing the need to require any other file. (Changes were made to the compiler to reflect this reduced requirement.)
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".mk" is the usual extension for makefiles not named
"GNUMakefile", "Makefile", or "makefile". "Makefile.thrift"
should be a Thrift IDL file (think "Makefile.PL").
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It looks ike autoheader inspects ./aclocal.m4 (produced by aclocal)
but not ./aclocal (which is read by aclocal), so it doesn't pick up
our custom defines unless we run aclocal first.
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Pave the way for a new message type for oneway function calls.
For now, just define the constant in all languages and make
server implementations treat it the same way as a normal call.
Only C++ and Erlang currently check the message type (on the
server side).
There is a little bit of redundancy in the Erlang code, but
the alternative is a bit gross, and this split-up will be
necessary eventually when we start handling one-way calls
differently.
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