Hi Frank
The following is what I remember out those three issues:
SDO-50 - Specification does not explain behavior of createDataObject
methods that have Type argument
I believe it was decided that there was enough description of what
this operation means. At the very least in the java doc we have the
following:
/**
* Returns a new {@link DataObject data object} contained by this
object using the specified property,
* which must be of {@link Property#isContainment containment
type}.
* The type of the created object is specified by the type
argument,
* which must be a compatible target for the specified property.
* @param property a containment property of this object.
* @param type the type of object to be created.
* @return the created data object.
* @see #createDataObject(int)
*/
DataObject createDataObject(Property property, Type type);
SDO-101- ChangedDataObjectList needs to be defined
Can't remember the resolution to this one, it is categorized as
"other languages", so probably a C++ or .Net issue?
SDO-116 - SDO types should have SDO DataObject Type as base
Didn't we decide that DataObject type would be a virtual super
class? In that if you called the dataObject.Type.isInstance(...) on
any DataObject the method would return true, but the DataObject type
would not show up as a base type?
-Blaise
Frank Budinsky wrote:
Hi Guys,
As I mentioned during last weeks call, I'm starting to put together a
summary of the changes in SDO 3. I'm starting by going through the list
of "Closed" JIRA issues. In doing so, I noticed a few that say that
they were "Fixed", but there is no indication of the resolution. These
are the ones in that category:
SDO-50
SDO-101
SDO-116
Are these just cases where the resolution is incorrectly marked
"Fixed"? That is, it should be "No Action"?
Also there are a few issues, for example SDO-33, that are closed as
duplicates of another issue which is still "Open". I suppose I can
ignore them, unless the duplicate issue gets resolved, which would
presumably describe the corresponding change, if it happens.
Ron, you mentioned that the issues that we've been resolving since CD2
are being put into Resolved state (instead of Closed). Does that mean
that I am guaranteed that there won't be any new issues added to the
closed list, from now on? I'm hoping that I am safe to assume that the
only issues that I will still need to look at after I'm finished with
the Closed list are in (or going to be in) the "Resolved" list. Is that
true?
Thanks,
Frank.
