Persistence Documentation Plan for GlassFish Server Open Source Edition 3.1
People and Roles
| Name |
Role |
Location |
Time Zone |
Email |
| Rebecca Parks |
Documentation Feature Owner |
Santa Clara, CA, USA |
US/Pacific |
junesm@dev.java.net |
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Additional Writer |
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java.netID@dev.java.net |
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Peer Reviewer |
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java.netID@dev.java.net |
| Mitesh Meswani |
Software Engineer |
Santa Clara, CA, USA |
US/Pacific |
java.netID@dev.java.net |
| Sherry Hill |
QA Engineer |
Santa Clara, CA, USA |
US/Pacific |
java.netID@dev.java.net |
Audience Java Persistence is used by developers of applications that require database data to persist beyond single sessions. Summary of the Feature From a User's Perspective Persistence enhancements for GlassFish Server Open Source Edition 3.1 include:
- Upgrade the EclipseLink persistence provider to v2.1, which has advanced ORM/query features
- Provide a default data source for Embedded GlassFish Server
Availability Java Persistence support is available in both the web and full GlassFish Server distributions. Statement of Work This section describes in detail for each document the work that is required by the introduction of the feature, such as changes, addition of new material, relocation of existing material, and removal of existing material. Documentation Impact:
- None
- Minor
- Moderate
- Major
- New
Note - If a document is task based (as opposed to reference), the changes should be determined from the user task analysis for the feature.
Changes to Books Application Development Guide Changes
| Section |
Documentation Impact |
Writer |
Reviewers |
Description of Change |
| 7 Using the Java Persistence API |
Minor |
Rebecca Parks |
Mitesh Meswani |
Document any impacts of the upgrade to EclipseLink 2.1.0. These may be mainly changes to EclipseLink doc URLs. Add links to EclipseLink docs on new advanced ORM/query features. See the EclipseLink 2.1.0 Release Notes . |
Embedded Server Guide Changes
| Section |
Documentation Impact |
Writer |
Reviewers |
Description of Change |
| The Default Data Source |
NEW |
Rebecca Parks |
Mitesh Meswani Siraj Ghaffar |
Describe how a default data source is provided if an application that uses Java Persistence doesn't specify one. |
Changes to Online Help None Changes to Man Pages None Review Schedule The review schedule for the documentation items that are affected by this feature is provided in the following table.
| Item |
Review Start Date |
Review End Date |
| Application Development Guide |
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| Embedded Server Guide |
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Reviewers are listed in the Statement of Work. Related Information
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