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WET-208
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Bug
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Open
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Major
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Unassigned
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| Reporter: |
Sowmyashree
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0
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WET
Created: 01/Sep/06 01:43 AM
Updated: 18/Jun/07 10:24 AM
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None
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| Fix Version/s: |
Future
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Unknown
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Remaining Estimate:
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Unknown
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Unknown
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The method ::
DomElementWrapper.Clone( bool includeParent , bool includeChildren)
causes the test to abort when both includeParent and includeChildren options are set to true ...
The Clone method is called recursively on all the children of the current object , which inturn leads to many branch of the recursive loop , pushes the method into an infinite loop and results in a bad state ...
Thus the process is terminated abruptly ..
Checking whether the "Object" is already cloned and calling clone method on the child objects which are not yet cloned OR
By setting the IncludeParent option to false while calling the Clone method on the " child objects " will solve this problem ...
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Description
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The method ::
DomElementWrapper.Clone( bool includeParent , bool includeChildren)
causes the test to abort when both includeParent and includeChildren options are set to true ...
The Clone method is called recursively on all the children of the current object , which inturn leads to many branch of the recursive loop , pushes the method into an infinite loop and results in a bad state ...
Thus the process is terminated abruptly ..
Checking whether the "Object" is already cloned and calling clone method on the child objects which are not yet cloned OR
By setting the IncludeParent option to false while calling the Clone method on the " child objects " will solve this problem ... |
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