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Build ID: 3.4 Steps To Reproduce: For the org.eclipse.stp.sca.osoa.java module. 1/ In interface Conversation: shouldn't method getConversionID() be spelled getConversationID()? Version 1.00 of the specs (Java Client and Implementation Specification) says: ---------------------------- public interface Conversation { Object getConversionID(); void end(); } The ServiceReference (sic!!) Java interface has the following methods: * getConversationID() – Returns the identifier for this conversation. If a user-defined identity had been supplied for this reference then its value will be returned; otherwise the identity generated by the system when the conversation was initiated will be returned. * end() – Ends this conversation. ---------------------------- The code snippet declares getConversionID, but the comment provides the more intuitive version getConversationID. I guess we can assume that the code snippet contains a typo and that the correct version is getConversationID. BTW it is also clear that the comment contains a typo: one should read "The Conversation Java interface" and not "The ServiceReference Java interface". 2/ Shouldn't class NoRegistredCallbackException be spelled NoRegisteredCallbackException? 3/ It would be nice if the ConversationEndedException, ServiceRuntimeException and ServiceUnavailableException exceptions would declare four constructors to override the ones declared in RuntimeException: - no arg - (String) - (String,Throwable) - (Throwable) More information:
Fixed. Commit #3168
Close old bugs.