A few comments inline.
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Douglas Leite wrote:
With the data being manipulated like a XmlStreamReader, I suppose that a
good way to implement the update operator is use a stream that contains the
modifications. Something like that:
int update(XmlStreamReader modifications);
Therefore, the 'modifications' stream will cotain all the modifications made
in the stream retrieved from the get operator.
What's the "int" for? can't that method just be void?
However, in the scenary where we have a simple java developer, how is he
supposed to manipulate the stream reader ?
A Java developer developing a client component talking to your Data
component will probably want to do:
update(Customer customer)
with customer being a Java Object representation of the Customer
business object / resource to update.
So IMO implementation-data should support both modes:
- good integration with XML, useful for local and remote XML enabled clients
- good integration with Java business objects for local Java clients,
and Java-friendly remote clients (e.g. Json clients)
What about a XmlStreamReader that allow some sets methods?
I think that a set can be represented as an update. Also, a set of
related sets can be batched in a single update.
On 10/12/07, Douglas Leite <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
As suggested, I've made some improvements in the sample store. Now the
catalog data is accessed by JDBC instead of a hardcoded table in memory.
(https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TUSCANY-1844
)
After running the sample with the property currencyCode configured as
'EUR', in the store.composite, I got an float parse error in the getTotal
method in the ShoppingCartImpl. Because of that, I've changed a little the
way of get the price of each product.
This looks like a work around, do you know what the problem with the
Euro symbol is? is it a problem with the Atom binding not
reading/writing that symbol properly?
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Jean-Sebastien
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