Hi Andy,
My comments only apply to requiring standard support for Calendar. Of
course, individual implementations are free to support Calendar as a
field type and impose whatever restrictions they want on its use.
If enough implementations do this, I'm open to formalizing the
support in f
Hi Craig,
> I believe that you cannot map a Calendar to a single column in the
> datastore because Calendar has a few features that you don't want to
> lose:
Thanks. I only had the storage of time and timezone in mind ... ie. part 1,
forgetting the strangeness of Calendar.
Withdraw the request
> I agree. After reading only the header of every option I though that 3 is
> the best and 1 is the worst, but after reading the cons of 2 and 3 it seems
> that 1 is the only feasible option. I am afraid that plans for 6-8 months
> might eventually take much longer and because the project is under
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Subject: Re: [DISCUSS] JDO 2.1 maintenance release
-- Users want 1.5 features ASAP
-- Vendors need to support existing customers who cannot upgrade to 1.5
I suggest:
-- Target the maintenance release against
Hi Andy,
I'd like to know what you think JDO support for Calendar should be.
I believe that you cannot map a Calendar to a single column in the
datastore because Calendar has a few features that you don't want to
lose:
1. A Calendar instance represents a point in time for a particular
ti
Hi Craig,
To ChangeLog I would like to see the addition of support for Calendar.
> One rather large decision is whether to require JDK 1.5 for the
> release. I think there are three options, since part of the change
> requires JDK 1.5: annotations, Enum, and signature changes for generics.
>
> 1
Javadogs,Please refer to http://wiki.apache.org/jdo/ChangeLog and http://wiki.apache.org/jdo/ChangeLog15It's time to decide the broad outline of the JDO 2 maintenance release. I have put into the ChangeLogs all the features that I know of that we have discussed including. If there are any missing i