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Subject: NEW ISSUE: Property and reference names computed from SCA annotations inweb modules not specified explicitly
Target: sca-jee-1.1-spec-wd05.doc Description: Section 6.4.3 "Providing additional component type data for web application" mentions that @Property and @Reference annotations can be used, but does not specify how the property name and reference name should be computed in the case where the property or reference name is not specified in the annotation. Note that section 6.1.4.1 gives an example in case of session beans. Incase of EJB's, the field name or the setter method name alone is good enough to compute the property or reference name as each EJB will result in a component. In case of a web module, since the entire module results in a single component, we may have to use something more than just the field name or setter method name as two fields with same name from two different web artifacts will have to result in two different properties or references in the computed component type. The spec has to make it clear how the property and reference names are computed when name is not specified in @Property and @Reference used on a web artifact. Proposal: In the absence of name in the @Property or @Reference annotation, prepend the java classname of the artifact followed by underscore to the field name or setter method name to compute the property name or reference name. For illustration, add an example with an annotated class and the computed component type. ++Vamsi Apache Tuscany Committer http://tuscany.apache.org Apache Geronimo Committer and Member of PMC http://geronimo.apache.org
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