Examples of AbstractRecord

com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.coordinator.AbstractRecord
Abstract Record Class This class provides an abstract template that defines the interface that the atomic action system uses to notify objects that various state transitions have occurred as the 2PC protocol executes. Record types derived from this class manage certain properties of objects such as recovery information, concurrency control information etc, and all must redifine the operations defined here as abstract to take appropriate action. Many functions are declared pure virtual to force a definition to occur in any derived class. These are currently all functions dealing with atomic action coordination as well as the following list management functions: typeIs: returns the record type of the instance. This is one of the values of the enumerated type Record_type value: Some arbitrary value associated with the record instance merge: Used when two records need to merge togethor. Currently this is only used by CadaverRecords to merge information from PersistenceRecords shouldAdd: returns TRUE is the record should be added to the list FALSE if it should be discarded shouldMerge: returns TRUE is the two records should be merged into a single record, FALSE if it should be discarded shouldReplace: returns TRUE if the record should replace an existing one, FALSE otherwise. @author Mark Little (mark@arjuna.com) @version $Id: AbstractRecord.java 2342 2006-03-30 13:06:17Z $ @since 1.0.
com.slytechs.capture.file.AbstractRecord
Provides low level record methods. @author Mark Bednarczyk @author Sly Technologies, Inc.
oracle.toplink.essentials.internal.sessions.AbstractRecord
Purpose: Define the abstract definition of a record for internal use. Public API should reference the Record interface. Subclasses are DatabaseRecord and XMLRecord.
Responsibilities:
- Implement the Record and Map interfaces.
@see DatabaseField
org.eclipse.persistence.internal.sessions.AbstractRecord
Purpose: Define the abstract definition of a record for internal use. Public API should reference the Map or Record interface. Subclasses are DatabaseRecord and XMLRecord.
Responsibilities:
- Implement the Record and Map interfaces.
@see DatabaseField

Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.sessions.AbstractRecord

        
        if (argumentFields.size() != argumentValues.size()) {
            throw QueryException.argumentSizeMismatchInQueryAndQueryDefinition(this);
        }
        int argumentsSize = argumentFields.size();
        AbstractRecord row = new DatabaseRecord(argumentsSize);
        for (int index = 0; index < argumentsSize; index++) {
            row.put(argumentFields.get(index), argumentValues.get(index));
        }


        return row;
    }

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.sessions.AbstractRecord

            List<AbstractRecord> rows = (List<AbstractRecord>)result;
            ContainerPolicy cp = getContainerPolicy();
            int size = rows.size();
            Object clones = cp.containerInstance(size);
            for (int index = 0; index < size; index++) {
                AbstractRecord row = rows.get(index);


                // null is placed in the row collection for 1-m joining to filter duplicate rows.
                if (row != null) {
                    Object clone = buildObject(row);
                    cp.addInto(clone, clones, unitOfWork);

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.sessions.AbstractRecord

        // The indicator select is prepared in the original query, so can just be executed.
        Vector classIndicators = ((ExpressionQueryMechanism)query.getQueryMechanism()).selectAllRowsFromTable();


        Vector classes = new Vector();
        for (Enumeration rowsEnum = classIndicators.elements(); rowsEnum.hasMoreElements();) {
            AbstractRecord row = (AbstractRecord)rowsEnum.nextElement();
            Class concreteClass = classFromRow(row, query.getSession());
            if (!classes.contains(concreteClass)) {//Ensure unique ** we should do a distinct.. we do
                classes.addElement(concreteClass);
            }
        }

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