[webbeans-dev] TCK assertions updated
Gavin King
gavin.king at gmail.com
Wed Jun 10 00:14:11 EDT 2009
Awesome work Shane! thanks!
On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 9:04 PM, Shane Bryzak<shane.bryzak at jboss.com> wrote:
> 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
>
>
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