[hibernate-dev] OGM-98
Sanne Grinovero
sanne at hibernate.org
Wed Jan 25 14:17:44 EST 2012
Hi Jonathan,
Welcome, this sounds like a list of exciting ideas!
More comments inline:
On 25 January 2012 18:18, jonathan wood <jonathanshawwood at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a need for resolution of
> #OGM-98<https://hibernate.onjira.com/browse/OGM-98> and
> would not mind taking a shot at the implementation. Has any work or
> analysis been done in this area? I'd love to leverage any knowledge in the
> community.
No, I didn't try it and am not aware of others doing so. You're very
welcome to do so and let us know.
> On the surface, this seems quite possible. The current plan would be to
> created unit tests around the use cases described in the envers docs .
I'm not sure what the problems could be: it might just work, maybe
not. Writing some tests is definitely the way to go!
Feel free to introduce all tests you want and send a pull request; if
you need any directions please ask; you can use this list, or chat
with us via IRC
as described at http://hibernate.org/community/irc
> Outside of Envers, I've abandoned use of CQ in favor of HibernateSearch (A
> move that is proving to be a bit easier than expected, gotta love being
> able to conjure an index any time you need one). It seems that a custom
> class bridge might solve the revision query issues (by allowing an index to
> be created upon entity state change). Also under consideration is
> reflecting/annotationprocessing to create the Envers model, but that seems
> a bit more complicated and error prone.
What do you mean by "allowing an index to be created upon entity state change" ?
Since 4.0 it's indeed possible to trigger creation of new indexes at
runtime, but it's still an undocumented and untested feature (and I
never disclosed it before!..), so feel free to try but don't hesitate
in asking for suggestions and code changes.
> I'm also looking at the possibility of adding support for a couple of
> other backends. Has the recently released Amazon DynamoDB been considered?
> Cassandra is also a possibility, but Dynamo seems a closer match to the
> key/val implementation used to support Infinispan.
+1 !
Would be interesting indeed. One concern I'm having with Dynamo is
that it's currently hard to create functional tests with it without
actually using the AWS service. I've read somewhere (sorry lost the
link) of that being addressed..
> Any thoughts out there? Is this the appropriate place to discuss this?
You've definitely come to the right place.
Regards,
Sanne
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jonathan
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