[webbeans-dev] TCK assertions updated

[Shane Bryzak]

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