Examples of SequenceManager

com.sun.xml.ws.rx.rm.runtime.sequence.SequenceManager
@author Marek Potociar (marek.potociar at sun.com)
org.apache.ojb.broker.util.sequence.SequenceManager
SequenceManagers are responsible for creating new unique ID's - unique accross all "extent" object declarations in OJB metadata. There are some standard sequence manager implementations in this package.
SequenceManager objects are obtained from a factory class called {@link SequenceManagerFactory}. This Factory can be configured to provide instances of user defined implementors of this interface.
NOTE: SequenceManagers should be aware of "extents" ("extent" is an OJB inheritance feature), that is: if you ask for an uid for an Interface (more exact for one implementor class) with several implementor classes, or a baseclass with several subclasses the returned uid should be unique accross all tables representing objects of the extent in question. @version $Id: SequenceManager.java,v 1.10.2.6 2005/12/21 22:28:41 tomdz Exp $
org.apache.phoenix.compile.SequenceManager
org.olat.modules.scorm.server.sequence.SequenceManager
A class used to figure out the sequencing for a package. It has methods which the LMS frameset can call to find out what the current state of the package is at any one given time. - ie what item comes next?. This class holds a hashtable of ItemSequence (the class used to house each item). It also holds a PrerequisiteManager - the class used to figure out the AICC script which can be found under the prerequisites section of a scorm package. @author Paul Sharples
org.openbp.swing.components.wizard.SequenceManager
Sequence manager. @author Heiko Erhardt

Examples of org.openbp.swing.components.wizard.SequenceManager

    canMoveForward = false;
    if (generator != null)
    {
      if (!context.isInvalidGenerator())
      {
        SequenceManager manager = getWizard().getManager();


        if (manager.getNext() != null)
        {
          // We can move to the next page
          canMoveForward = true;
        }
        else

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