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From: Andy Jefferson <andy@jpox.org>
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Subject: Re: TCK : updates required
Date: Tue, 26 Jul 2005 09:46:14 +0100
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> I'll look at the Map cases next

Michelle,

Here's some initial comments on the map tests.
1. HashMapStringKeyCollections : Field "HashMapOfString_SimpleInterface7" is a 
Map<String,Interface> with the value embedded, and no join table. I interpret 
that as needing to serialise the map into the main table, but unfortunately 
there's no column for it in the schema (even though the column name is 
defined)

2. HashMapStringValueCollections : Field "HashMapOfBigDecimal_String53" is a 
Map<BigDecimal,String> with a join table, and the value is defined to use a 
column with name "STRING". The schema for the join table 
"HASHMAP_BIG_DECIMAL53_STR" has no column called STRING - its called VALUEVAL 
in that case. Either the schema or the ORM need changing to match.


Now these general observations apply to the other map tests too, and to other 
fields in the same classes.


-- 
Andy
Java Persistent Objects - JPOX