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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P2
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jt3.2.1
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b05
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x86
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generic
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Verified
TestEnvironment.reslove(String str) works incorrectly in case when '#' is present.
resolve() treats this symbol as a start of a comment and IGNORES all subsequent characters, effectively
ignoring input from users.
Almost all our interviews (J2ME TCKs) use string questions and this limitation of resolve() means that entering the '#' in any of such questions will lead to incorrect data to be provided and misconfiguration of the TCK.
We often ask for things like URLs, and '#' is a perfectly legitimate char in the URL.
resolve() treats this symbol as a start of a comment and IGNORES all subsequent characters, effectively
ignoring input from users.
Almost all our interviews (J2ME TCKs) use string questions and this limitation of resolve() means that entering the '#' in any of such questions will lead to incorrect data to be provided and misconfiguration of the TCK.
We often ask for things like URLs, and '#' is a perfectly legitimate char in the URL.