Examples of SCOID

org.datanucleus.identity.SCOID
Object identifier for use with nondurable objects to guarantee uniqueness in the JVM (but not in datastore). They can also be used as identifiers for classes that have no database extent. Refer to JDO 2 [5.4.4]. An Object id class must have the following :-
- Must be public
- Must have a public constructor, which may be the default (no-arg) constructor
- All fields must be public
- All fields must be of Serializable types.
org.jpox.identity.SCOID
Object identifier for use with nondurable objects to guarantee uniqueness in the JVM (but not in datastore). They can also be used as identifiers for classes that have no database extent, such as JPOXSQL result objects. Refer to JDO 2 [5.4.4]. An Object id class must have the following :-
- Must be public
- Must have a public constructor, which may be the default (no-arg) constructor
- All fields must be public
- All fields must be of Serializable types.
@version $Revision: 1.4 $

Examples of org.datanucleus.identity.SCOID

            return getApiAdapter().getNewApplicationIdentityObjectId(pc, cmd); // All values will have been populated before arriving here
        }
        else
        {
            // All "nondurable" cases (e.g views) will come through here
            return new SCOID(className);
        }
    }

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Examples of org.datanucleus.identity.SCOID

            return getApiAdapter().getNewApplicationIdentityObjectId(pc, cmd); // All values will have been populated before arriving here
        }
        else
        {
            // All "nondurable" cases (e.g views) will come through here
            return new SCOID(className);
        }
    }

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Examples of org.jpox.identity.SCOID

            return getApiAdapter().getNewApplicationIdentityObjectId(pc, cmd); // All values will have been populated before arriving here
        }
        else
        {
            // All "nondurable" cases (views, JPOXSQL) will come through here
            return new SCOID(className);
        }
    }

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