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[jira] [Created] (IGNITE-331) CacheTypeMetadata is not read in case
CacheQueryConfiguration is not set.
Vladimir Ozerov created IGNITE-331:
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Summary: CacheTypeMetadata is not read in case CacheQueryConfiguration is not set.
Key: IGNITE-331
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IGNITE-331
Project: Ignite
Issue Type: Bug
Components: cache
Affects Versions: sprint-2
Reporter: Vladimir Ozerov
Fix For: sprint-2
I see the following code in GridQueryProcessor.start():
{code}
CacheQueryConfiguration qryCfg = ccfg.getQueryConfiguration();
if (qryCfg != null) {
if (!F.isEmpty(ccfg.getTypeMetadata())) {
for (CacheTypeMetadata meta : ccfg.getTypeMetadata())
declaredTypesByName.put(new TypeName(ccfg.getName(), meta.getValueType()), meta);
}
if (qryCfg.getTypeResolver() != null)
typeResolvers.put(ccfg.getName(), qryCfg.getTypeResolver());
}
{code}
So, type metadata is not read in case CacheQueryConfiguration is not set. If we set empty CacheQueryConfiguration, all is fine. Looks like a usability issue - why does user have to specify empty CacheQueryConfiguration?
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