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Niclas Hedhman updated POLYGENE-110:
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Description:
State is managed through the @State annotation and the StateHolder and
AssociationStateHolder.
Since we now support dynamic replacement of Mixins during bootstrap, it would
be relatively easy to replace PropertyMixin (et al) as the implementation for
Property<?>, and we should allow a mechanism where Spring Beans can do the
backing instead.
This could in many cases simplify the integration with Spring-centric
applications, and easier to transition from a Spring oriented world to the
goodies of Polygene.
With additional thinking, this could possibly also be the route to ORM support
in persistence.
was:
State is managed through the @State annotation and the StateHolder and
AssociationStateHolder.
Since we now support dynamic replacement of Mixins during bootstrap, it would
be relatively easy to replace PropertyMixin (et al) as the implementation for
Property<?>, and we should allow a mechanism where Spring Beans can do the
backing instead.
This could in many cases simplify the integration with Spring-centric
applications, and easier to transition from a Spring oriented world to the
goodies of Zest.
With additional thinking, this could possibly also be the route to ORM support
in persistence.
> Allow Composite state to be backed by Spring Beans.
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> Key: POLYGENE-110
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/POLYGENE-110
> Project: Polygene
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Niclas Hedhman
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> State is managed through the @State annotation and the StateHolder and
> AssociationStateHolder.
> Since we now support dynamic replacement of Mixins during bootstrap, it would
> be relatively easy to replace PropertyMixin (et al) as the implementation for
> Property<?>, and we should allow a mechanism where Spring Beans can do the
> backing instead.
> This could in many cases simplify the integration with Spring-centric
> applications, and easier to transition from a Spring oriented world to the
> goodies of Polygene.
> With additional thinking, this could possibly also be the route to ORM
> support in persistence.
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