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@ -577,9 +577,9 @@ which will be serialized/deserialized in turn as:
}
The problem of this solution is that if the facet is updated to the new format in the server and
there are old clients they will not be able to deserialize the new version.
if there are old clients they will not be able to work with the new version.
With this solution the 'event' property in the server is of type ANY (an Object in Java)
With this solution the ``event`` property in the server is of type ANY (an Object in Java)
.. code:: java
@ -612,7 +612,9 @@ The future release of ``EventFacet`` will
* deprecate ``public Event getTheEvent();``
* add ``public Event getEvent();``
To summarize:
This solution is capable of reading old format existing instances,
but it always updates the instances to the new format which cannot be used by an old client.
Java and Javascript Backwards Compatibility
@ -941,15 +943,22 @@ Both ``event`` and ``theEvent`` will coexist until the next version.
This solution has the following issue:
``date`` and ``event`` may not align with ``theEvent`` if updated from old clients.
``date`` and ``event`` may not align with ``theEvent`` if updated by old clients.
The proposed implementation involves ``setTheEvent()``, which could potentially overwrite ``date`` if invoked by Jackson beforehand.
The proposed implementation involves ``setTheEvent()``, which could potentially overwrite
``date`` and ``event`` if invoked by Jackson beforehand.
Therefore, implementing this correctly requires careful consideration.
It's important to note that only old clients might disalign the ``date``.
It's important to note that only old clients might disalign the date.
As a result, the most advanced values always reside in the old properties.
Conversely, a new client would have already corrected and aligned them.
Of course, there is no resolution for bugged new clients causing misalignments,
but that's a separate issue not covered in this guide.
**To summarize**:
This solution is capable of reading old format existing instances.
New clients update the properties in both old and new formats.
It can be used by old clients, but new clients must take into account that an update
made by an old client causes misalignment of the date and event properties with the
corresponding properties contained in the ``theEvent`` property.