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Jeremy Bauer commented on OPENJPA-857:
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Thoughts/suggestions provided by Pinaki:
OpenJPAConfiguration already has a notion of specification -- but it is merely
a String.
Follow the trail of ProductDerivation.afterSpecificationSet(String spec) and
OpenJPAConfiguration.setSpecification(String spec).
Currently Specification is set to "JPA", JDO" etc.
We can consider
a) introduce a internal Specification class with version info as some JDBC
drivers do.
b) overload OpenJPAConfiguration.setSpecification(String spec, int
majorVersion, int minorVersion)
Irrespective of the mechanics, the idea is to capture more data about which
specification OpenJPA kernel is working with.
Detection of which specification is active in runtime controlled by appropriate
ProductDerivation but it is hardcoded and does not capture specification
version.
The work on schema upgrade for JPA 2.0 may lead to devising some mechanics on
detecting specification version. If that is done satisfactorily and early
enough (i.e. before configuration is set) during bootstrap, we can stick that
version info with the Configuration. Then Compatibility and other stuff can set
their defaults based on specification. Or annotation processing can warn on
conflicting settings etc.
Essentially,
1. detect or accept user-supplied specification name & version.
2. Plug it into OpenJPAConfiguration.
3. Set default values of Compatibility and other stuff based on Specification
4. Warn during annotation parsing if settings are conflicting etc.
> Detect and store JPA version
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>
> Key: OPENJPA-857
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OPENJPA-857
> Project: OpenJPA
> Issue Type: Sub-task
> Components: jpa
> Affects Versions: 2.0.0
> Reporter: Jeremy Bauer
>
> Detection and storage of the JPA specification level will be necessary to
> help maintain backward compatibility with prior versions of OpenJPA. This
> item is to design and implement a solution to deterministically detect the
> version requested by the application (likely based on application artifacts
> such as the persistence.xml) and store the information such that OpenJPA can
> use the information at runtime to help maintain backward compatibility.
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