[ http://team.andromda.org:8080/jira/browse/SPRING-9?page=history ]
Chad Brandon resolved SPRING-9:
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Resolution: Fixed
A namespace property 'entityBusinessOperationLocation' has been added to
indicate the default location of where entity operations should be placed (can
be 'dao' or 'entity'), 'entity' is
the default, added a new tagged value that the spring cartridge can use on
operations: @andromda.spring.entity.operation.location. This new tagged value
can override the
namespace property specifying the default entity business operation location
and can also take 'entity' and 'dao' as the two options.
> Support operations on both Spring Entity classes and their DAO's
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>
> Key: SPRING-9
> URL: http://team.andromda.org:8080/jira/browse/SPRING-9
> Project: Spring Cartridge
> Type: Improvement
> Environment: Spring Cartridge
> Reporter: Roy Feldman
> Assignee: Chad Brandon
>
>
> Currently, the Spring cartridge puts all defined operations on the DAO.
> It would be very helpful to allow operations to be assigned to the entity
> class, instead of the DAO.
> One option that solve the problem would be to use a tagged value to determine
> the destination of an operation. In absence of the tagged value, a default
> we be defined. I suggest that that the Entity be the default.
> A variation would be to put all operations on the Entity unless they have an
> associated stereotype, such as <<DAOperation>>. I don't know if this would
> be much more difficult to implement, but I think it would be clearer.
> Operations with this stereotype on a entity would be associated with the
> entity class.
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