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From: Marc L. <ma...@lo...> - 2005-05-28 12:58:28
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Juergen Hoeller wrote: > I wouldn't be opposed to add in-memory queries explictly, although there's > of course always the option to implement a whole sequence of JDO operations > in a JdoCallback, operating on the passed-in PersistenceManager. I can't > tell how common the use of in-memory queries is... If you use JDO heavily like i do, then you will definitely use this feature. I could make a proposol for the enhancement of JDOTEmplate. Should i place this in JIRA for further reviewing? > You hit a nail there :-) The JDO section in the reference docs is overdue. A > TopLink section needs to be added as well. We simply haven't found the time > to address those yet. You are of course very welcome to contribute! I ve written something for the wiki allready and i ve made my experiences with JDO and Spring, even though i am far away from being perfect, so yes, i can contribute if one or two people can jump in too. > I guess we should officially start the JDO doc ASAP, with release 1.2.2 as > target for a first version. Colin/Rob, what are your thoughts on this? Could > we maybe start with collecting some stuff from the wiki? We could use the same structure as with the hibernate spring docs cant we, because the approaches of them are pretty much the same. How can a collabiration look like? I dont want to write things others have allready written. -- regards Marc Logemann http://www.logemann.org http://www.logentis.de |