Hello, I'm looking
at test
ManagedExecutorDefinitionTests/ManagedExecutorDefinitionServlet.testCompletedFuture,
using "java:module/concurrent/ExecutorB"
ManagedExecutorService, which is configured to use this
context:
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Hello,
I'm looking at test
ManagedExecutorDefinitionTests/ManagedExecutorDefinitionServlet.testCompletedFuture,
using "java:module/concurrent/ExecutorB"
ManagedExecutorService, which is configured to use this
context:
@ContextServiceDefinition(name = "java:module/concurrent/ContextB",
cleared = TRANSACTION,
unchanged = { APPLICATION, IntContext.NAME },
propagated = ALL_REMAINING)
E.g. the implementation must keep APPLICATION (JNDI search)
unchanged during the thenAcceptAsync() call.
This test expects, that the thread's context doesn't
recognize
java:module JNDI lookup. As I understand, Open
Liberty starts threads with "empty contexts", so JNDI calls
fail and TCK test succeeds.
This is not the case of Payara/Glassfish, which shares the
context of launching thread, so the JNDI call succeed. I
fear, that changing the behavior of thread in MES may break
compatibility with existing application.
I would like to ask, if there is described the
requirement of failing JNDI search for java:module
if using ContextServiceDefinition.unchanged(APPLICATION).
I haven't found any. APPLICATION javadoc only describes
behavior for cleared.
Thank you,
Petr