Juozas,
> It is very interesting, does somebody works on persistence ?
No yet. The example beans have no persistence. The idea is that the
developer chooses what type of persistence they need. File, Store,
JDBC, JDO.
> I know this stuff like JTA, JAAS, JDO ... .
Thats good.
Commons-Store would be cool for re-use in EOB.
> I work on persistence in the current project, I have plans to complete
> it next weak.
> Idea is like this : "User defines some interfaces and optional
> mappings". Container or application
> Manages persistence and transactions , user defined interfaces can
> be reused for "Value Objects","Remote/Local" ...
> I will use simplestore for cache.
:-)
> Do you need this kind of code ?
> But I don't know how to handle "By Value".
> void myMethod( MyInterfaceType mt ){
> mt.setSomething("X");//Don't understand how to handle this ( is X
> set on copy of Object ? )
> }
X will be a copy of the object if pass by value or over the wire. I'm
not quite sure what your asking here.
Consider :
interface StockPortfolio {
int getShareCount(String ticker);
void addToPortfolio(String ticker, shareCount);
void removeFromPortfolio(String ticker, shareCount);
String[] getStocksHeld();
}
class JDBCStockPortfilioImpl implements StockPortfolio {
// all those methods implemented like in classic entity bean
}
class CommonsStoreStockPortfolioImpl extends
org.apache.commons.simplestoreSynchronizedStore implements StockPortfolio {
// or 'has a' in stead of 'extends' as it is final.
// all those methods implemented and routing through to the store
methods.
}
>> I have coded it for Alt-EJB (now named "Enterprise Object Broker" and
>> hosted on sourceforge and 10% coded).
>
>
> I like this name :)
In spoken form -> 'Yob'
It is a name that Gerhard and I though up after discussing over a couple
of days
- Paul
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