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Kent Sølvsten commented on QI-361:
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niclas, I was thinking in lines of non-persistent state hidden as fields in
mixins, which are not properties and/or associations.
MapOverrideTest led me to believe that this is/should be possible for
non-persistent ValueComposites.
If all state should be stored inside properties/associations, that would more
or less make the usage of 3rd party classes (JDK classes) as mixin
implementations irelevant - and make the MapOverrideTest completely wrong.
Is the MapOverrideTest still relevant, if it is changed to use a
TransientComposite? Or should it just be deleted?
> "ValueBuilder instances can not be reused."
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> Key: QI-361
> URL: http://team.ops4j.org/browse/QI-361
> Project: Qi4j
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Core Runtime
> Reporter: Niclas Hedhman
> Fix For: 2.0 - Reductionism
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> If you try to use the same ValueBuilder as a cookie-cutter for similar
> values, you will receive the error;
> java.lang.IllegalStateException: ValueBuilder instances cannot be reused
> This defeats the purpose of having the methods prototype() and prototypeFor().
> So, either the names need to change (I don't like that), or the previous
> behavior of prototype instantiation should be supported.
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