Hi,

Today I finally found some time to investigate why the Maven Jenkins Build is 
red for over 10 days now. It turns out that one of my integration-tests was 
failing.
So, I thought that this might be related to some recent refactoring reducing 
the number of divs and generally the structure of the generated HTML and all I 
would have to do is to adjust some selectors.

So, I fired up the integration-test tomcat and had a look at the application.

Right now, I’m only testing FlexJSStore and the HelloWorld in my rudimentary 
test-suite. And FlexJSStore seems completely broken. I can see the logo and 
three buttons, but nothing is happening if I click on one of them. So, it seems 
my little integration-test is doing its job nicely. Unfortunately, right now I 
have no clue at why it’s not working and I’m still filled up with a shi*load of 
work for my paid job. It would however be great if you could have a look and 
eventually fix what’s broken.


-          ChartExample (is an empty browser window, but I know you’re still 
working on this)

-          DataBindingExample (Doesn’t seem to get a quote)

-          DataBindingExample_as (Same … but additionally layout seems 
changed/broken)

-          DataBindingExample_Flat (Same as DataBindingExample)

-          FlexJSStore (Only the logo and three buttons displayed and these 
have no function)

-          FlexJSStore_jquery (Only the logo and three buttons displayed and 
these have no function)

-          FlexTeamPage_MDL (Empty browser page)

-          FlexWebsiteStatsViewer (Doesn’t get/display any stats)

-          MobileTrader (Buttons don’t seem to be doing anything)

-          TeamPage (All text in one line, can’t scroll)

-          TodoListSampleApp (All entries seem to be in one place above the 
list … no list shown)

Right now, it seems as if most of our examples no longer work. I think we 
should make sure they do. And I think it would be worth investing more time in 
creating some Integration tests, which rudimentary test our applications. I 
doubt we will make people fond of FlexJS if most of our examples don’t work. Or 
is there just some work in progress and things will be running smoothly in a 
few days?

Chris

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