0009120: I can create a template even if it does not follow Java Package naming rules

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0009120

Openbravo ERP

00. Application dictionary

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2009-05-20 19:49

2011-11-16 15:20

Reporter

plujan

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alostale

Priority

normal

Severity

minor

Reproducibility

have not tried

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closed

Resolution

duplicate

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main

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OBNetwork customer

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Core

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Summary

0009120: I can create a template even if it does not follow Java Package naming rules

Description

I Create a new Template but I was not able to register it. The error is caused by a wrong Java Package name. See steps.

Steps To Reproduce

1. Go to Application Dictionary > Modules
2. Create a new template "myTemplate" filling all mandatory fields. On Java Package fields, use also "myTemplate".
3. Save. You can save and there is no warning <- THIS IS THE BUG!!
4. Click on Register Module. Fill user and password and continue.
5. An error message is displayed. Message is not clear enough, so no chance to know what failed.
6. Return to Module window. Now use a standard name for the package, like "com.openbravo.myTemplate". Save and register again. Now process is ok.

Proposed Solution

Any restriction about naming that could lead to errors in future steps should be catch on Save action (or even before, with Javascript)

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OB3-Reviewed

Relationships

duplicate of	feature request	0010430		scheduled	Triage Platform Base	Export module validation must check the 'has reference data' when a dataset is present in the module
related to	defect	0008963		closed	gorka_gil	Error on module registration