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[jira] Created: (GRFT-125) Add UUID support
Add UUID support
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Key: GRFT-125
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GRFT-125
Project: Graffito
Issue Type: Sub-task
Reporter: Christophe Lombart
Fix For: 1.0-a1-dev
Until now, only the path was used to retrieve content and makes references. Of course, in some situation UUID becomes more important. Furthermore supporting uuid is mandatory if we want to support "reference" jcr type.
Here is a proposal to support UUID :
1/ Modify the PersistenceManager API :
* add method getObject(String uuid)
* Is it necessary to overload methods used to manage versions and locks ?
2/ Review the mapping descriptor in order to map a pojo attribute into the node UUID (readonly) :
<field-descriptor fieldName="myUuid" uudi="true" />
From now, it is possible to specify the path attribute and/or the uuid attribute in the java classes. Both fields are optional.
So, we have to review the classes PersistenceManagerImpl and ObjectConverterImpl which depend strongly on the path attribute.
3/ Specify in a class-descriptor the jcr type "mix:referenceable ". This can be done with one of the following way :
a. In the class descriptor definition :
<class-descriptor className="...." jcrNodeType="..." jcrMixinTypes="mix:referencable" >
b. or in the primary node type definition associated to the java class
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[jira] Commented: (GRFT-125) Add UUID support
Posted by "Christophe Lombart (JIRA)" <ji...@apache.org>.
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Christophe Lombart commented on GRFT-125:
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I just committed some changes :
1/ add a new method in the persistence manager : getObjectByUuid(String uuid)
2/ In order to map a bean field into the node uuid, it is possible to add the following field-descriptor in any class-descriptor :
<field-descriptor fieldName="myUuid" uudi="true" />
notes : path is still mandatory in each class descriptor, otherwise we have to review the PersistenceManager API (add in almost all public methods a new arg : String path). the uuid field is optional.
3/ the uuid can be defined in an ancestor class.
> Add UUID support
> ----------------
>
> Key: GRFT-125
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GRFT-125
> Project: Graffito
> Issue Type: Sub-task
> Reporter: Christophe Lombart
> Assigned To: Christophe Lombart
> Fix For: 1.0-a1-dev
>
>
> Until now, only the path was used to retrieve content and makes references. Of course, in some situation UUID becomes more important. Furthermore supporting uuid is mandatory if we want to support "reference" jcr type.
> Here is a proposal to support UUID :
> 1/ Modify the PersistenceManager API :
> * add method getObject(String uuid)
> * Is it necessary to overload methods used to manage versions and locks ?
> 2/ Review the mapping descriptor in order to map a pojo attribute into the node UUID (readonly) :
> <field-descriptor fieldName="myUuid" uudi="true" />
> From now, it is possible to specify the path attribute and/or the uuid attribute in the java classes. Both fields are optional.
> So, we have to review the classes PersistenceManagerImpl and ObjectConverterImpl which depend strongly on the path attribute.
> 3/ Specify in a class-descriptor the jcr type "mix:referenceable ". This can be done with one of the following way :
> a. In the class descriptor definition :
> <class-descriptor className="...." jcrNodeType="..." jcrMixinTypes="mix:referencable" >
> b. or in the primary node type definition associated to the java class
> 4/ It should possible to defined the uuid field in an ancestor class descrptor (similar to the path field descriptor)
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[jira] Resolved: (GRFT-125) Add UUID support
Posted by "Christophe Lombart (JIRA)" <ji...@apache.org>.
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Christophe Lombart resolved GRFT-125.
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Resolution: Fixed
see my previous comments.
> Add UUID support
> ----------------
>
> Key: GRFT-125
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GRFT-125
> Project: Graffito
> Issue Type: Sub-task
> Reporter: Christophe Lombart
> Assigned To: Christophe Lombart
> Fix For: 1.0-a1-dev
>
>
> Until now, only the path was used to retrieve content and makes references. Of course, in some situation UUID becomes more important. Furthermore supporting uuid is mandatory if we want to support "reference" jcr type.
> Here is a proposal to support UUID :
> 1/ Modify the PersistenceManager API :
> * add method getObject(String uuid)
> * Is it necessary to overload methods used to manage versions and locks ?
> 2/ Review the mapping descriptor in order to map a pojo attribute into the node UUID (readonly) :
> <field-descriptor fieldName="myUuid" uudi="true" />
> From now, it is possible to specify the path attribute and/or the uuid attribute in the java classes. Both fields are optional.
> So, we have to review the classes PersistenceManagerImpl and ObjectConverterImpl which depend strongly on the path attribute.
> 3/ Specify in a class-descriptor the jcr type "mix:referenceable ". This can be done with one of the following way :
> a. In the class descriptor definition :
> <class-descriptor className="...." jcrNodeType="..." jcrMixinTypes="mix:referencable" >
> b. or in the primary node type definition associated to the java class
> 4/ It should possible to defined the uuid field in an ancestor class descrptor (similar to the path field descriptor)
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[jira] Assigned: (GRFT-125) Add UUID support
Posted by "Christophe Lombart (JIRA)" <ji...@apache.org>.
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Christophe Lombart reassigned GRFT-125:
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Assignee: Christophe Lombart
> Add UUID support
> ----------------
>
> Key: GRFT-125
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GRFT-125
> Project: Graffito
> Issue Type: Sub-task
> Reporter: Christophe Lombart
> Assigned To: Christophe Lombart
> Fix For: 1.0-a1-dev
>
>
> Until now, only the path was used to retrieve content and makes references. Of course, in some situation UUID becomes more important. Furthermore supporting uuid is mandatory if we want to support "reference" jcr type.
> Here is a proposal to support UUID :
> 1/ Modify the PersistenceManager API :
> * add method getObject(String uuid)
> * Is it necessary to overload methods used to manage versions and locks ?
> 2/ Review the mapping descriptor in order to map a pojo attribute into the node UUID (readonly) :
> <field-descriptor fieldName="myUuid" uudi="true" />
> From now, it is possible to specify the path attribute and/or the uuid attribute in the java classes. Both fields are optional.
> So, we have to review the classes PersistenceManagerImpl and ObjectConverterImpl which depend strongly on the path attribute.
> 3/ Specify in a class-descriptor the jcr type "mix:referenceable ". This can be done with one of the following way :
> a. In the class descriptor definition :
> <class-descriptor className="...." jcrNodeType="..." jcrMixinTypes="mix:referencable" >
> b. or in the primary node type definition associated to the java class
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[jira] Updated: (GRFT-125) Add UUID support
Posted by "Christophe Lombart (JIRA)" <ji...@apache.org>.
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Christophe Lombart updated GRFT-125:
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Description:
Until now, only the path was used to retrieve content and makes references. Of course, in some situation UUID becomes more important. Furthermore supporting uuid is mandatory if we want to support "reference" jcr type.
Here is a proposal to support UUID :
1/ Modify the PersistenceManager API :
* add method getObject(String uuid)
* Is it necessary to overload methods used to manage versions and locks ?
2/ Review the mapping descriptor in order to map a pojo attribute into the node UUID (readonly) :
<field-descriptor fieldName="myUuid" uudi="true" />
From now, it is possible to specify the path attribute and/or the uuid attribute in the java classes. Both fields are optional.
So, we have to review the classes PersistenceManagerImpl and ObjectConverterImpl which depend strongly on the path attribute.
3/ Specify in a class-descriptor the jcr type "mix:referenceable ". This can be done with one of the following way :
a. In the class descriptor definition :
<class-descriptor className="...." jcrNodeType="..." jcrMixinTypes="mix:referencable" >
b. or in the primary node type definition associated to the java class
4/ It should possible to defined the uuid field in an ancestor class descrptor (similar to the path field descriptor)
was:
Until now, only the path was used to retrieve content and makes references. Of course, in some situation UUID becomes more important. Furthermore supporting uuid is mandatory if we want to support "reference" jcr type.
Here is a proposal to support UUID :
1/ Modify the PersistenceManager API :
* add method getObject(String uuid)
* Is it necessary to overload methods used to manage versions and locks ?
2/ Review the mapping descriptor in order to map a pojo attribute into the node UUID (readonly) :
<field-descriptor fieldName="myUuid" uudi="true" />
From now, it is possible to specify the path attribute and/or the uuid attribute in the java classes. Both fields are optional.
So, we have to review the classes PersistenceManagerImpl and ObjectConverterImpl which depend strongly on the path attribute.
3/ Specify in a class-descriptor the jcr type "mix:referenceable ". This can be done with one of the following way :
a. In the class descriptor definition :
<class-descriptor className="...." jcrNodeType="..." jcrMixinTypes="mix:referencable" >
b. or in the primary node type definition associated to the java class
> Add UUID support
> ----------------
>
> Key: GRFT-125
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GRFT-125
> Project: Graffito
> Issue Type: Sub-task
> Reporter: Christophe Lombart
> Assigned To: Christophe Lombart
> Fix For: 1.0-a1-dev
>
>
> Until now, only the path was used to retrieve content and makes references. Of course, in some situation UUID becomes more important. Furthermore supporting uuid is mandatory if we want to support "reference" jcr type.
> Here is a proposal to support UUID :
> 1/ Modify the PersistenceManager API :
> * add method getObject(String uuid)
> * Is it necessary to overload methods used to manage versions and locks ?
> 2/ Review the mapping descriptor in order to map a pojo attribute into the node UUID (readonly) :
> <field-descriptor fieldName="myUuid" uudi="true" />
> From now, it is possible to specify the path attribute and/or the uuid attribute in the java classes. Both fields are optional.
> So, we have to review the classes PersistenceManagerImpl and ObjectConverterImpl which depend strongly on the path attribute.
> 3/ Specify in a class-descriptor the jcr type "mix:referenceable ". This can be done with one of the following way :
> a. In the class descriptor definition :
> <class-descriptor className="...." jcrNodeType="..." jcrMixinTypes="mix:referencable" >
> b. or in the primary node type definition associated to the java class
> 4/ It should possible to defined the uuid field in an ancestor class descrptor (similar to the path field descriptor)
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