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Issue #4631 - Warning about skipping of <Arg> nodes is in wrong place for <Configure> #4632

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The warning for skipping of <Arg> nodes was left over after the work done in issue #4550
This warning isn't appropriate in the original place any more.

Added unit tests so that warnings are always in the appropriate place.

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… for <Configure>

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Do we really need the Bogus* classes? They don't add anything and I would rather use existing test classes that have similar signatures to the Bogus* introduced.

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joakime commented Mar 3, 2020

They are just test classes to use during testing of XmlConfiguration.
Starting them with "Test" would have triggered both junit and surefire to treat them as test cases expecting a lot of other things that are not relevant.
jetty-xml only depends on jetty-util, so using the real classes isn't an option.
Besides, the extra requirements of the real classes just would have made the tests far too noisy for no good reason.
The existing test classes in jetty-xml have grown to be ridiculous and are super fragile now.

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+ new testcase where <Arg> is needed, but is not the first node

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Something has gone wrong before this PR... but I think it might simplify this PR to deal with it (see comment below).

However I have tested the branch and this impl works fine.

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gregw commented Mar 10, 2020

@joakime I suspect it was me that broke the index mechanism some time ago.... I'll see if I can fix it for this PR.... stand by....

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last = configuration;
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return last.getIdMap();
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I would like to see a test where there is a Arg misplaced, as below, so that we define in a test how we should behave.

<Configure ...>
  <Arg>...</Arg>
  <New ...>...</New>
  <Arg>...</Arg>
</Configure>

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@gregw pointed out that the Configure_9_3.dtd (and Configure_10_0.dtd) does not allow a <Arg> anywhere but the start of the element list.

https://github.com/eclipse/jetty.project/blob/678385bfda0f90a0bcccf7f86aa272073c1b4f29/jetty-xml/src/main/resources/org/eclipse/jetty/xml/configure_10_0.dtd#L45-L46

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A test that is expected to fail in this scenario is dependent on the dtd used (or not used) I would think.

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Then shouldn't we do the same for Call and New? I don't think the DTD has the same enforcement for those.

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Also opened #4659 for the missing Id?,Name?,Class?,Arg* in the <Configure> section on Configure_10_0.dtd

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@sbordet we had such a test, but that is invalid XML against the DTD. I don't think we should be required to process non-valid XML

Note that I'm doing a cleanup in 10 - see #4656

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