Nathaniel Stoddard wrote:
>Ah, ok. How do I request to be an observer? Or is this email good
>enough for that?
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I could just guess your java.net login with my magic power and grant you
an observer role. ;-)
Go to GlassFish homepage (https:/glassfish.dev.java.net), there is
"Request project membership/role" on top.
>On 2/15/06, Amy Roh <Amelia.Roh_at_sun.com> wrote:
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>>You must not be an observer for the project, right? You can request to
>>be an observer and you'll have permission to add comments to issue tracker.
>>
>>Amy
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>>Nathaniel Stoddard wrote:
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>>>I'm definitely logged in, but there's no "comment" or "submit" button
>>>anywhere! I noticed on the "permissions" page, I don't seem to have
>>>any permission indicating I can add a comment to an existing issue.
>>>
>>>On 2/15/06, Amy Roh <Amelia.Roh_at_sun.com> wrote:
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>>>
>>>>Hi Nathaniel,
>>>>
>>>>Nathaniel Stoddard wrote:
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>>>>>This is related to issue 257 (entity-persistence related). (Sorry if
>>>>>this is going to the wrong place.) I was going to add a comment to
>>>>>the existing issue, but couldn't figure out how or if it was possible.
>>>>>
>>>>>
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>>>>You're probably not seeing the "submit" button with additional comments,
>>>>etc. because you're not logged in. Once you log in with your java.net
>>>>account, the issue page should be very clear and let you submit
>>>>comments, etc. Please try this and let me know. It's great you're
>>>>discussing this but it'll be good to save your comments with the issue
>>>>so others can follow up on it.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>Amy
>>>>
>>>>
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>>>>>The issue says that a NullPointerException is being caused by
>>>>>abstract classes that extend concrete classes. The abstract class
>>>>>doesn't provide a @DiscriminatorValue and the code throws the
>>>>>exception when it expects one.
>>>>>
>>>>>I believe the issue goes farther than that. The Javadoc for the
>>>>>function throwing the error says that a DiscriminatorValue will
>>>>>default to the class name if the annotation isn't present. But it
>>>>>doesn't, ergo the NullPointerException.
>>>>>
>>>>>I think this is really two issues:
>>>>>
>>>>>1. The code should default the DiscriminatorValue to the class name
>>>>>as it says it will.
>>>>>2. Abstract classes shouldn't require (or default to class name) the
>>>>>DiscriminatorValue at all. This may not even be an issue if #1 is
>>>>>fixed.
>>>>>
>>>>>What do you folks think?
>>>>>
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