| Synchronously delete project [message #326354] |
Mon, 17 March 2008 11:24  |
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Hello folks,
during running a JUnit Test (where I create test projects to work on
during the tests) I am getting a ResourceException that a project already
exists because the deletion is not finished yet from the last tearDown()
method invocation.
Is the IResource.delete method returning after the resource (and its
children) are deleted or is it deleting the IResource asynchronously in a
seperate Thread?
If it is done in another thread how can I know when and if the resource is
really deleted?
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| Re: Synchronously delete project [message #326361 is a reply to message #326360] |
Mon, 17 March 2008 15:24  |
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Originally posted by: merks.ca.ibm.com
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Walter,
I wonder if there are underlying OS file system delays involved...
Walter Harley wrote:
> "Marko T." <Marko.Tomljenovic@de.bosch.com> wrote in message
> news:985be4ba3ada943639531db0670db1f2$1@www.eclipse.org...
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>> Hello folks,
>>
>> during running a JUnit Test (where I create test projects to work on
>> during the tests) I am getting a ResourceException that a project already
>> exists because the deletion is not finished yet from the last tearDown()
>> method invocation.
>>
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>
> Hi, Marko. I've seen that happen quite a lot. I finally gave up trying to
> figure it out, and just tweaked my test code so that every project gets a
> unique name (based on incrementing a counter, e.g., TestProject0001,
> TestProject0002...).
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Walter,<br>
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I wonder if there are underlying OS file system delays involved...<br>
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Walter Harley wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hello folks,
during running a JUnit Test (where I create test projects to work on
during the tests) I am getting a ResourceException that a project already
exists because the deletion is not finished yet from the last tearDown()
method invocation.
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Hi, Marko. I've seen that happen quite a lot. I finally gave up trying to
figure it out, and just tweaked my test code so that every project gets a
unique name (based on incrementing a counter, e.g., TestProject0001,
TestProject0002...).
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