Hi Marc,
yes there is a degree of "smartness" in such logic, it attempts to use
the dirtyness information provided by the ORM and will skip indexing
operations if no field is changed among those which affect the index
state.
This is rather conservative, so the optimisation is disabled if there
are
Hi,
It's my great pleasure to announce the release of Hibernate OGM 4.1.0.Beta3.
This release is focused on an improved experience when working with the
Neo4j graph datastore and several improvements in the field of querying.
Check out the announcement post for all the details [1].
--Gunnar
[1]
Looks like we're all aligned?
Steve made some concrete examples, Emmanuel pointed out how we have
been defining this vs. apparently other people.
I don't feel the need to change our interpretation, if that's what is
being discussed.
It's good to remember that there are different kinds of SPIs; we
You misread me. I have to plan to change the meaning of SPI. I just
pointed the few most prominent definitions I have found while
researching the subject. What did strike me though is that SPI is much
less defined and explained than I anticipated.
What I am questioning is whether an API / SPI spli
Deja vu as we have had this exact discussion before (and actually, our
discussions pre-date those TAG discussions)
You are basing your specific reading of what SPI means based on a single
wikipedia page that goes out of its way to point out its incompleteness :)
And really even then in my opi
(This discussion is around OGM but it is a very generic subject applicable to
all projects.)
I made a mistake in naming the spi packages SPI because the definition of SPI
is quite narrow and even more narrower in Java than elsewhere.
## Definitions
### SPI
In Java and according to Wikipedia,
