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BATCH-220: Committed the read part of chunking, without adding it to the StepExecutor. It should be noted that I used 'Chunker' instead of 'ChunkReader', since there's already precedence in the java world, and it isn't reading chunk so much as making a chunk out of items. I have also added skipCount to StepExecution, since it's reasonable that this type of data A) should be persisted and B) the domain object is the most logical place for this type of state.
2008-02-11 03:17:58 +00:00
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BATCH-220: Committed the read part of chunking, without adding it to the StepExecutor. It should be noted that I used 'Chunker' instead of 'ChunkReader', since there's already precedence in the java world, and it isn't reading chunk so much as making a chunk out of items. I have also added skipCount to StepExecution, since it's reasonable that this type of data A) should be persisted and B) the domain object is the most logical place for this type of state.
2008-02-11 03:17:58 +00:00
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Add spring-batch- to module directory names (so folks can use mvn eclipse:eclipse if they want to).
2007-12-10 21:23:48 +00:00
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BATCH-220: Committed the read part of chunking, without adding it to the StepExecutor. It should be noted that I used 'Chunker' instead of 'ChunkReader', since there's already precedence in the java world, and it isn't reading chunk so much as making a chunk out of items. I have also added skipCount to StepExecution, since it's reasonable that this type of data A) should be persisted and B) the domain object is the most logical place for this type of state.
2008-02-11 03:17:58 +00:00