-none- 2007-08-14 - By BruceSpringfield
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Hi Ben,
My JUnit test only has tests for attaching, detaching, and removing.
I didn't have any tests for findAll() or findAll(null). With Jason Greene's
previous post, the usage of findAll() is clear and I see that I was trying to
attach multiple objects to a single id and then using findAll() and not getting
the results I expected. So now findAll() and findAll(null) are working as
expected.
Except now, I cannot for some reason access the objects in the Map that is
returned by findAll() with regular String keys? I have to get the keySet of
the Map, then use the actual keys from the keySet to access the objects in the
map. Seems to be some type of formatting or type issue.
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