On 7/21/11 8:33 AM, "Jesse Ciancetta (JIRA)" <[email protected]> wrote:

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>Jesse Ciancetta commented on RAVE-105:
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>I think we might be best to just start fresh with our own implementations
>rather than base ourselves on the sample implementations from Shindig
>(which I believe is where all of the code we currently in
>org.apache.shindig.x came from).  I think we've already said that we'd
>like whatever implementations of the Shindig SPI's we provide to be
>architecturally consistent with what we already have on the Rave side
>(simple JPA models, service interfaces/implementations, repository
>interfaces/implementations, ...) which means we'd need to make
>significant changes to what's there already anyway to achieve that
>consistency.

I am going to start this today :)

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>So I'm thinking we maybe use the samples from Shindig for
>reference/inspiration but go ahead and remove them from our project and
>start fresh.  I also think once we're done and have something that works
>well we should offer it back to the Shindig community to replace the
>existing sample implementations so that all we need on the Rave side is a
>Guice model to bind them at runtime.

+1.  I was headed down this road anyway to get coverage.

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>Thoughts?
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>> PersonServiceDb: call addFilterClause with 'special' property adds
>>nothing
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>>                 Key: RAVE-105
>>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/RAVE-105
>>             Project: Rave
>>          Issue Type: Bug
>>    Affects Versions: 0.1-INCUBATING
>>            Reporter: Jasha Joachimsthal
>>
>> While writing the unit test for PersonServiceDb#addFilterClause I found
>>out that 
>> if (FilterSpecification.isSpecial(filter))
>> is true then none of the subclauses can be met (because they try to
>>compare different String's to the same variable.
>> It then returns 0 as position which means the filter clause will not be
>>added.
>> Is this intentional or is it a bug?
>> See also PersonServiceDbTest#testAddSpecialFilterClause
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