The following issue has been updated:
Updater: Tyler Ward (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED])
Date: Thu, 24 Mar 2005 1:12 PM
Comment:
This is the new value object template. I didn't diff it into a patch, as it is
so severely different.
Changes:
Attachment changed to valueobject.xdt
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Key: XDT-1313
Summary: Fixed value object template to make more useful code
Type: Improvement
Status: Open
Priority: Major
Original Estimate: Unknown
Time Spent: Unknown
Remaining: Unknown
Project: XDoclet
Components:
EJB Module
Versions:
1.2.2
Assignee: xdoclet-devel (Use for new issues)
Reporter: Tyler Ward
Created: Thu, 24 Mar 2005 1:11 PM
Updated: Thu, 24 Mar 2005 1:12 PM
Environment: any.
Description:
I updated the value objects to fix a lot of issues and weaknesses in the old
code. Here is roughly what I did.
1) Added a new method that returns an unmodifiable collection (or set) for the
relationships. get*Collection(). This prevents the users from needing to
produce an array every time they want to use the values of that relationship. I
did not remove the array based methods, for compatibility, but perhaps they are
not needed.
2) Changed the getAdded*s(), etc... methods to return unmodifiable collections,
outsiders shouldn't be adjusting those sets. We might also want to remove the
setAdded*s(Set|Collection) methods, as once again, outsiders shouldn't be
adjusting those.=20
3) Added three "synchronization" options.=20
a) "None": Nothing is synchronized.
b) "Partial": Collections become
Collections.synchronized[Collection|Set](...). This is needed because the
unmodifiable collections can easily end up in different threads, and are not
likely to be consistent when viewed from other threads if the underlying
collection is not synchronized.
c) "Full": All collections are synchronized. All methods are synchronized.
The default is "Partial". In most cases, even the "full" option should not
allow for deadlock unless the .hashCode(), .equals() or .compareTo() methods of
the inner objects acquire contended locks during the course of normal
operation. This would allow a deadlock in a synchronized collection. I plan to
use "full" for my project (unless a compelling performance problem is
encountered) for safety. I would be willing to make the default "none", but
that seems unnecessarily dangerous, and for very little gain.
4) Add two "ordering" options.=20
a) "Strict": The object extends comparable. Primary key equality determines
object equality/hashCode/Comparison. Primary key fields must be comparable.
b) "Permissive": The objects are compared on all fields. Values do not
extend Comparable (basically, how it was before).
The default is "Permissive".
5) Value objects now correctly implement Cloneable.
6) Value objects now also have a read-only wrapper inner class that can be
returned. It includes all the getters, but none of the setters. I'm thinking of
having it be comparable if the Value object is comparable, cloneable (which
will just make another wrapper around the same Value object), and overriding
.equals and .hashCode for it. As well as making it serializable.
Let me know if these changes seem reasonable.
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