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Scott Marlow updated WFLY-4036:
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Description:
JBoss modules is improving the case when two modules have bi-directional dependencies (a
depends on b and b depends on a). Part of this is ensuring that module level classes are
used over classes from dependencies (child first).
This jira is about fixing this for two of our unit tests that willl have this problem (an
EclipseLink + OpenJPA static module test).
was:
WildFly-core upgrade is improving the case when two deployments have bi-directional
dependencies (a depends on b and b depends on a). Part of this is ensuring that
application level classes are used over classes from dependencies.
This introduces an issue for application that include api jars or other jars that
previlously used to be overriden by dependency level classes.
This jira is about fixing this for two of our unit tests that willl have this problem (an
EclipseLink + OpenJPA test).
update EclipseLink/OpenJPA test case to filter out javax.persistence
classes
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Key: WFLY-4036
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/WFLY-4036
Project: WildFly
Issue Type: Feature Request
Components: JPA / Hibernate
Reporter: Scott Marlow
Assignee: Scott Marlow
Fix For: 9.0.0.Beta1
Attachments: module.xml, module.xml, stacktrace.txt
JBoss modules is improving the case when two modules have bi-directional dependencies (a
depends on b and b depends on a). Part of this is ensuring that module level classes are
used over classes from dependencies (child first).
This jira is about fixing this for two of our unit tests that willl have this problem (an
EclipseLink + OpenJPA static module test).
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