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Posted to jdo-dev@db.apache.org by Andy Jefferson <an...@datanucleus.org> on 2009/07/01 07:11:22 UTC
Re: DataNucleus dependencies in JDO TCK
> So I updated these dependencies to make use of the latest version:
> 1.1.5-SNAPSHOT for core and rdbms and 1.1.4-SNAPSHOT for enhancer and
> jpa. Are these the correct versions to use? If yes, I will update the
> project.xml accordingly.
Yes.
The ones with names 2.0.0-SNAPSHOT are likely to change a lot so better to
stick with 1.1. Also 1.1.5-SNAPSHOT for jpa.
> Another question: is there a datanucleus version supporting
> Query.cancelAll and Query.cancel(Thread t)?
datanucleus-rdbms contains an alternative implementation of JDOQL that will
eventually replace the current one, and it supports Query cancel. To make use
of it you can set the PMF property
datanucleus.query.JDOQL.implementation=JDOQL2
Obviously that can't be globally enabled since there are things it won't
support yet.
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Andy
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Re: DataNucleus dependencies in JDO TCK
Posted by Michael Bouschen <mb...@spree.de>.
Hi Andy,
thanks for the info.
>> So I updated these dependencies to make use of the latest version:
>> 1.1.5-SNAPSHOT for core and rdbms and 1.1.4-SNAPSHOT for enhancer and
>> jpa. Are these the correct versions to use? If yes, I will update the
>> project.xml accordingly.
>>
>
> Yes.
> The ones with names 2.0.0-SNAPSHOT are likely to change a lot so better to
> stick with 1.1. Also 1.1.5-SNAPSHOT for jpa.
>
I could not find a 1.1.5-SNAPSHOT for jpa in the maven1 repo.
So I updated the dependencies to 1.1.5-SNAPSHOT for core and rdbms and
1.1.4-SNAPSHOT for enhancer and jpa.
>
>> Another question: is there a datanucleus version supporting
>> Query.cancelAll and Query.cancel(Thread t)?
>>
>
> datanucleus-rdbms contains an alternative implementation of JDOQL that will
> eventually replace the current one, and it supports Query cancel. To make use
> of it you can set the PMF property
>
> datanucleus.query.JDOQL.implementation=JDOQL2
>
> Obviously that can't be globally enabled since there are things it won't
> support yet.
>
I tried JDOQL2 for my Query.cancel testcase, but unfortunately my test
query is not yet supported by the JDOQL2 implementation:
Dont currently support VariableExpression.field(s) :
VariableExpression{point2}.y
Regards Michael
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