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Brett Meyer updated SRAMP-29:
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Description:
Section 4.5 of the S-RAMP spec discusses stored queries. We need to add support for
them.
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S-RAMP provides support for storing queries in the repository using the StoredQuery
Artifact Type. This can be convenient because it allows quick execution of a frequently
performed query. The syntax associated with creation, retrieval, update and deletion of
a Stored Query is binding specific. Refer to the appropriate binding document of this
specification for details.
The StoredQuery Artifact Type does NOT extend BaseArtifactType as do most other Artifact
Types in S-RAMP, which means it is simpler and possesses only these built-in attributes:
queryName: The name of the Stored Query instance. This must be unique.
queryExpression: The specification of the query expression.
A StoredQuery MAY also contain a list of propertyName values. These are used to indicate
to the server that the results returned from the execution of the query SHALL include
values for those property names when they are present in the artifact instance(s)
returned. This can be valuable in bindings that may not necessarily return the complete
artifact in query results. The actual format of the query response is binding specific.
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was:Section 4.5 of the S-RAMP spec discusses stored queries. We need to add support for
them.
Add support for Stored Queries
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Key: SRAMP-29
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/SRAMP-29
Project: S-RAMP
Issue Type: Sub-task
Reporter: Eric Wittmann
Assignee: Brett Meyer
Priority: Minor
Fix For: 0.6.0
Section 4.5 of the S-RAMP spec discusses stored queries. We need to add support for
them.
{quote}
S-RAMP provides support for storing queries in the repository using the StoredQuery
Artifact Type. This can be convenient because it allows quick execution of a frequently
performed query. The syntax associated with creation, retrieval, update and deletion of
a Stored Query is binding specific. Refer to the appropriate binding document of this
specification for details.
The StoredQuery Artifact Type does NOT extend BaseArtifactType as do most other Artifact
Types in S-RAMP, which means it is simpler and possesses only these built-in attributes:
queryName: The name of the Stored Query instance. This must be unique.
queryExpression: The specification of the query expression.
A StoredQuery MAY also contain a list of propertyName values. These are used to indicate
to the server that the results returned from the execution of the query SHALL include
values for those property names when they are present in the artifact instance(s)
returned. This can be valuable in bindings that may not necessarily return the complete
artifact in query results. The actual format of the query response is binding specific.
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