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keithwoodlock resolved MIFOS-4655.
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Resolution: Won't Fix
> TECHDEBT: layering: Remove persistence usage from ClientBO
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> Key: MIFOS-4655
> URL: http://mifosforge.jira.com/browse/MIFOS-4655
> Project: mifos
> Issue Type: Story
> Affects Versions: Release 1.6.0, Release 1.6.1, Release 2.0.0, Release
> 1.6.2, Release 2.0.1, Release 2.1
> Reporter: keithwoodlock
> Assignee: mifosdeveloperqueue
> Labels: layering, techdebt
> Fix For: Unscheduled
>
>
> ClientBO
> Pros:
> #. static factory methods in place and used by application code
> #. Builder exists for creation of ClientBO
> Cons:
> #. extends customer (too much behaviour leaked into customer from other
> sub classes group/client that is not relevant)
> #. deprecated constructors still exists but only used by test
> infrastructure.
> - as a result, there is good deal of code used only from deprecated
> constructors..
> Notes:
> #. Clients can be created in lots of states.
> #. customer account always created with client - probably makes sense abit
> for clients.
> #. behaviour seems to be updatePerformaceHistoryOnXXX, validation and
> behaviour around checking states, family details, savings, attendance?
> This story is about removing persistence responsibilities from ClientBO which
> means:
> * remove ClientBOIntegrationTest and have only unit tests around ClientBO
> * remove use of deprecated constructors used only in integration tests
> * requires removal of where TestObjectFactory.createClient is used
> * replace with use of Builder +
> IntegrationTestObjectMother.createClient(XXX)
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