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== Summary==
 
== Summary==
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The JPA 2.0 Specification provides functionality to set properties on the EntityManager at runtime.  Before that feature can be completed we must define what properties can be set on the Entity Manager and when.  This will allow use to clearly communicate to our customers how and when certain configurations can be applied.
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We must also update our property processing to ensure properties can be processed on a per property basis and that the property processing functionality is complete and available.
  
 
=== Work Estimate ===
 
=== Work Estimate ===
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* Define all properties and when they apply
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** 1 day
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* Update property processing to account for lifecycle and validation
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** 4 days
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* write tests to verify validation and lifecycle
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** 2 days
  
 
== Functional Requirements ==
 
== Functional Requirements ==

Revision as of 15:32, 24 March 2009

JPA 2.0: Property Processing

JPA 2.0 Root | bug 249023

Date Committer(s) Description
March 24, 2009 gyorke Initial feature template

Summary

The JPA 2.0 Specification provides functionality to set properties on the EntityManager at runtime. Before that feature can be completed we must define what properties can be set on the Entity Manager and when. This will allow use to clearly communicate to our customers how and when certain configurations can be applied. We must also update our property processing to ensure properties can be processed on a per property basis and that the property processing functionality is complete and available.

Work Estimate

  • Define all properties and when they apply
    • 1 day
  • Update property processing to account for lifecycle and validation
    • 4 days
  • write tests to verify validation and lifecycle
    • 2 days

Functional Requirements

Existing Feature Impact

Feature Supported Notes

Design

Documentation

Testing

Open Issues

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