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Enconding of SuperContext files [message #1802084]

Thu, 31 January 2019 17:42

Eclipse User

Hi,

I would like to ask about the encoding used in supercontext files. We are trying to create them dinamically but we are not quite sure how to manually create them. Is it possible?

Thanks in advance.

Agustin.

Re: Enconding of SuperContext files [message #1802099 is a reply to message #1802084]

Fri, 01 February 2019 01:47

Eclipse User

Hello,

Could you please explain this issue in more details?
Have you read documentation about supercontexts?
Please let me know if you have any questions on it.

Re: Enconding of SuperContext files [message #1802116 is a reply to message #1802099]

Fri, 01 February 2019 07:21

Eclipse User

Sure,

We are building an dynamic tests. So, our use case is to create context according the amount of files we have in a repository. We can do that because the format of a context file does not contain any encoding there. In order to be able to run those contexts, they need to be in a superContext. So, When trying to create superContext file (no from UI), by scripting it, we don't the enconding of it. I put an example here:

--- RCPTT testcase ---
Format-Version: 1.0
Context-Type: org.eclipse.rcptt.ctx.super
Element-Name: SCBeansTest
Element-Type: context
Element-Version: 2.0
Id: _yZ3Q0GqSEeS-YJqAvG6VGQ
Runtime-Version: 2.3.0.201806262310
Save-Time: 01/01/01 01:01 AM

------=_.q7.content-3d2e0690-ce48-3609-83e0-c704d49f1eaf
Content-Type: q7/binary
Entry-Name: .q7.content

UEsDBBQACAgIAAAAIQAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIAAkALmNvbnRlbnRVVAUAAQAAAACNkV1rwjAUhu8H+w/h
3Ju4CWOUVnEyyoQxXMXN3ZSSHttA82ESbf33ixv1pgjenjzvcz4SzzrZkCNaJ7RK4IGOgaDiuhSqSuDg
d6NnmE3v72JtK4q8EcYhtdx4Tx1HVViho+xg0C608th50kkRXXSPZ11ooFwU6gnU3puIsbZtqZYVDU72
/f7WI9dbXJL98zn5hzCpS2xYD4a8tghEFRITyBYvWCi3RueBiDKB/PQzWY3TffaK2Wi73M+P6dMmXQHh
tWjK9cmE0HAK7jtqChuUPiwG4RqExPx/30/coQ0HQzfNZb6s5wN5zIboNcOHLSbbr9sMMbvxSwL7C1BL
BwhAdpMS+wAAAOYBAABQSwECFAAUAAgICAAAACEAQHaTEvsAAADmAQAACAAJAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
LmNvbnRlbnRVVAUAAQAAAABQSwUGAAAAAAEAAQA/AAAAOgEAAAAA
------=_.q7.content-3d2e0690-ce48-3609-83e0-c704d49f1eaf--

Makes sense? Is possible to "decode" that part in order to check how it is created?

Thanks in advance

Re: Enconding of SuperContext files [message #1802241 is a reply to message #1802116]

Mon, 04 February 2019 23:37

Eclipse User

We do not yet support external generation of contexts. Most of encoded data is stored as a ZIP-archive encoded in base64. To check if you have a properly formed context, open it in IDE and check Error Log and Problem view.

Re: Enconding of SuperContext files [message #1802304 is a reply to message #1802116]

Wed, 06 February 2019 02:04

Eclipse User

Hello,

As Vasiliy said, RCPTT doesn't support external generation of contexts.

We could discuss implementation of this feature in our paid support channel.
You can find all information here

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