[webbeans-dev] TCK assertions updated

I've now completed the updates to tck-audit.xml with the assertions from a recent version of the spec (20090519). While updating, I kept track of section changes where practical and compiled a list (found below) which can be used as a reference for updating the TCK unit tests. There have been other spec updates since, however I believe it should be a comparitively minor task to update the assertions with these few changes. My recommendations for updating the TCK tests are: 1) Work with one test class at a time, updating the spec version referenced in the class javadoc once all tests have been updated. 2) Use the list below to update the section ID (many sections have simply been moved, however for some sections much content has been updated) 3) Be sure to confirm that the tests do indeed match the referenced assertion. Shane Section number and title changes Original version : PRD2 New version : 20090519 Old: 2.3.5 Specifying bindings of an injected field New: 2.3.4 Specifying bindings of an injected field Old: 2.3.6 Specifying bindings of a method or constructor parameter New: 2.3.5 Specifying bindings of a method or constructor parameter Old: 2.4.3 Declaring the bean scope using annotations New: 2.4.3 Declaring the bean scope Old: 2.4.5 Default scope New: 2.4.4 Default scope Old: 2.5.5 Default deployment type New: 2.5.4 Default deployment type Old: 2.5.6 Enabled deployment types New: 2.5.5 Enabled deployment types Old: 2.6 Bean names New: 2.6 Bean EL names Old: 2.6.3 Default bean names New: 2.6.2 Default bean EL names Old: 2.6.4 Beans with no name New: 2.6.3 Beans with no EL name Old: 2.7.1.5 Stereotypes with additional stereotypes New: 2.7.1.4 Stereotypes with additional stereotypes Old: 2.7.2 Declaring the stereotypes for a bean using annotations New: 2.7.2 Declaring the stereotypes for a bean Old: 2.7.5 Built-in stereotypes New: 2.7.3 Built-in stereotypes Old: 3.2 Simple Beans New: 3.2 Managed Beans Old: 3.2.1 Which Java classes are beans? Old: 3.2.1 Which Java classes are managed beans? Old: 3.2.2 Bean types of a simple bean New: 3.2.2 Bean types of a managed bean Old: 3.2.3 Declaring a simple bean using annotations New: 3.2.3 Declaring a managed bean Old: 3.2.6 Bean constructors New: 3.2.4 Bean constructors Old: 3.2.6.1 Declaring a bean constructor using annotations New: 3.2.4.1 Declaring a bean constructor Old: 3.2.6.3 Bean constructor parameters New: 3.2.4.2 Bean constructor parameters Old: 3.2.7 Specializing a simple bean New: 3.2.5 Specializing a managed bean Old: 3.2.8 Default name for a simple bean New: 3.2.6 Default name for a managed bean Old: 3.3.3 Bean types of a session bean New: 3.3.2 Bean types of a session bean Old: 3.3.4 Declaring a session bean using annotations New: 3.3.3 Declaring a session bean Old: 3.3.7 Specializing a session bean New: 3.3.4 Specializing a session bean Old: 3.3.8 Default name for a session bean New: 3.3.5 Default name for a session bean Old: 3.4.2 Declaring a producer method using annotations New: 3.4.2 Declaring a producer method Old: 3.4.5 Specializing a producer method New: 3.4.4 Specializing a producer method Old: 3.4.6 Disposal methods New: 3.4.5 Disposal methods Old: 3.4.7 Disposed parameter of a disposal method New: 3.4.6 Disposed parameter of a disposal method Old: 3.4.8 Declaring a disposal method using annotations New: 3.4.7 Declaring a disposal method Old: 3.4.10 Disposal method parameters New: 3.4.8 Disposal method parameters Old: 3.4.11 Disposal method resolution New: 3.4.9 Disposal method resolution Old: 3.4.12 Default name for a producer method New: 3.4.10 Default name for a producer method Old: 3.5.2 Declaring a producer field using annotations New: 3.5.2 Declaring a producer field Old: 3.5.4 Default name for a producer field New: 3.5.3 Default name for a producer field Old: 3.6.1 Declaring a resource using XML New: 3.6.1 Declaring a resource Old: 3.7 JMS resources New: 3.7 Message destinations Old: 3.7.1 Bean types of a JMS resource New: 3.7.1 Bean types of a message destination Old: 3.7.2 Declaring a JMS resource using XML New: 3.7.2 Declaring a message destination Old: 3.8.1 Declaring an injected field using annotations New: 3.8.1 Declaring an injected field Old: 3.9.1 Declaring an initializer method using annotations New: 3.9.1 Declaring an initializer method Old: 3.9.3 Initializer method parameters New: 3.9.2 Initializer method parameters Old: 3.10 Support for Common Annotations (removed) New: 3.10 The default binding at injection points Old: 3.11 The Bean object for a bean (removed) New: 3.11 Beans with the @New binding Old: 4 Inheritance, specialization and realization New: 4 Inheritance and specialization Old: 4.3.1 Using specialization (removed) Old: 4.3.2 Direct and indirect specialization New: 4.3.1 Direct and indirect specialization New: 4.3.2 Most specialized enabled bean for a bean Old: 5.1 Unsatisfied and ambiguous dependencies New: 5.1.2 Unsatisfied and ambiguous dependencies Old: 5.9 Typesafe resolution algorithm New: 5.1 Typesafe resolution algorithm Old: 5.2 Primitive types and null values New: 5.1.3 Primitive types and null values Old: 5.9.1 Binding annotations with members New: 5.1.4 Binding annotations with members Old: 5.9.2 Multiple bindings New: 5.1.5 Multiple bindings Old: 5.11 Name resolution algorithm New: 5.2 EL name resolution algorithm Old: 5.4 Client proxies New: 5.3 Client proxies Old: 5.4.1 Unproxyable bean types New: 5.3.1 Unproxyable bean types Old: 5.4.2 Client proxy invocation New: 5.3.2 Client proxy invocation Old: 5.3 Injected reference validity New: 5.4.2 Injected reference validity Old: 5.6 Injection point metadata New: 5.4.9 Injection point metadata Old: 5.8 Dynamic lookup New: 5.5 Programmatic lookup Old: 5.10 EL name resolution New: 5.6 Integration with Unified EL Old: 8 Scopes and contexts New: 6 Scopes and contexts Old: 8.1 The Context interface New: 6.2 The Context interface Old: 8.2 Normal scopes and pseudo-scopes New: 6.3 Normal scopes and pseudo-scopes Old: 8.3 Dependent pseudo-scope New: 6.4 Dependent pseudo-scope Old: 8.3.2 Dependent object destruction New: 6.4.3 Dependent object destruction Old: 5.3 Injected reference Validity New: 6.5.4 Contextual reference validity Old: 8.4 Passivating scopes and serialization New: 6.6.3 Passivating scopes Old: 8.5.1 Request context lifecycle New: 6.7.1 Request context lifecycle Old: 8.5.2 Session context lifecycle New: 6.7.2 Session context lifecycle Old: 8.5.3 Application context lifecycle New: 6.7.3 Application context lifecycle Old: 8.5.4 Conversation context lifecycle New: 6.7.4 Conversation context lifecycle Old: 6.4 Lifecycle of simple beans New: 7.2 Lifecycle of managed beans Old: 6.5 Lifecycle of stateful session beans New: 7.3 Lifecycle of stateful session beans Old: 6.6 Lifecycle of stateless session and singleton beans New: 7.4 Lifecycle of stateless session and singleton beans Old: 6.7 Lifecycle of producer methods New: 7.5 Lifecycle of producer methods Old: 6.8 Lifecycle of producer fields New: 7.6 Lifecycle of producer fields Old: 6.9 Lifecycle of resources New: 7.7 Lifecycle of resources Old: 6.10 Lifecycle of JMS resources New: 7.8 Lifecycle of message destinations Old: 7 Events New: 10 Events Old: 7.1 Event types and binding types New: 10.1 Event types and binding types Old: 7.7.1 Event binding types with members New: 10.2.1 Event binding types with members Old: 7.5 Observer methods New: 10.5 Observer methods Old: 7.5.1 Event parameter of an observer method New: 10.5.1 Event parameter of an observer method Old: 7.5.6 Transactional observer methods New: 10.5.5 Transactional observer methods Old: 7.4 Observer notification New: 10.6 Observer notification Old: 7.5.8 Observer object for an observer method New: 10.6.1 Observer method notification Old: 7.5.9 Observer invocation context New: 10.6.2 Observer method invocation context