Examples of calcFloatValue()

Examples of org.apache.jdo.tck.pc.instancecallbacks.InstanceCallbackNonPersistFdsClass.calcFloatValue()

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        InstanceCallbackNonPersistFdsClass obj1 = new InstanceCallbackNonPersistFdsClass(origFloatValue1, origIntValue1);
        pm.makePersistent(obj1);
        Object objPtr1 = pm.getObjectId (obj1);
        obj1.setNonPersist(5, (char)10, .25, (short)100);
        expectedIntValue1 = obj1.calcIntValue();
        expectedFloatValue1 = obj1.calcFloatValue();
       
        InstanceCallbackNonPersistFdsClass obj2 = new InstanceCallbackNonPersistFdsClass(origFloatValue2, origIntValue2);
        pm.makePersistent(obj2);
        Object objPtr2 = pm.getObjectId (obj2);
        obj2.setNonPersist(2, (char)125, .1, (short)750);
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Examples of org.apache.jdo.tck.pc.instancecallbacks.InstanceCallbackNonPersistFdsClass.calcFloatValue()

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        InstanceCallbackNonPersistFdsClass obj2 = new InstanceCallbackNonPersistFdsClass(origFloatValue2, origIntValue2);
        pm.makePersistent(obj2);
        Object objPtr2 = pm.getObjectId (obj2);
        obj2.setNonPersist(2, (char)125, .1, (short)750);
        expectedIntValue2 = obj2.calcIntValue();
        expectedFloatValue2 = obj2.calcFloatValue();

        t.commit();
       
        t.begin();
        // read both objects back in to determine persistent state is as expected.
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Examples of org.apache.jdo.tck.pc.instancecallbacks.InstanceCallbackNonPersistFdsClass.calcFloatValue()

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            checkValues("Object2 created and read back in:  ", origFloatValue2, expectedFloatValue2, obj2.floatValue);
            origIntValue2 = obj2.intValue;
            origFloatValue2 = obj2.floatValue;
            obj2.setNonPersist(12, (char)30, 5.0, (short)137);
            expectedIntValue2 = obj2.calcIntValue();
            expectedFloatValue2 = obj2.calcFloatValue();
           
            // change obj2 making it persistent dirty (leave obj1 persistent clean).
            obj2.incrementIntValue();
        } catch (JDOUserException e) {
            // could not locate persistent object created in previous transaction
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Examples of org.apache.jdo.tck.pc.instancecallbacks.InstanceCallbackNonPersistFdsClass.calcFloatValue()

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        InstanceCallbackNonPersistFdsClass obj1 = new InstanceCallbackNonPersistFdsClass(origFloatValue1, origIntValue1);
        pm.makePersistent(obj1);
        Object objPtr1 = pm.getObjectId (obj1);
        obj1.setNonPersist(5, (char)10, .25, (short)100);
        expectedIntValue1 = obj1.calcIntValue();
        expectedFloatValue1 = obj1.calcFloatValue();
       
        InstanceCallbackNonPersistFdsClass obj2 = new InstanceCallbackNonPersistFdsClass(origFloatValue2, origIntValue2);
        pm.makePersistent(obj2);
        Object objPtr2 = pm.getObjectId (obj2);
        obj2.setNonPersist(2, (char)125, .1, (short)750);
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Examples of org.apache.jdo.tck.pc.instancecallbacks.InstanceCallbackNonPersistFdsClass.calcFloatValue()

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        InstanceCallbackNonPersistFdsClass obj2 = new InstanceCallbackNonPersistFdsClass(origFloatValue2, origIntValue2);
        pm.makePersistent(obj2);
        Object objPtr2 = pm.getObjectId (obj2);
        obj2.setNonPersist(2, (char)125, .1, (short)750);
        expectedIntValue2 = obj2.calcIntValue();
        expectedFloatValue2 = obj2.calcFloatValue();

        t.commit();
       
        t.begin();
        // read both objects back in to determine persistent state is as expected.
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Examples of org.apache.jdo.tck.pc.instancecallbacks.InstanceCallbackNonPersistFdsClass.calcFloatValue()

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            checkValues("Object2 created and read back in:  ", origFloatValue2, expectedFloatValue2, obj2.floatValue);
            origIntValue2 = obj2.intValue;
            origFloatValue2 = obj2.floatValue;
            obj2.setNonPersist(12, (char)30, 5.0, (short)137);
            expectedIntValue2 = obj2.calcIntValue();
            expectedFloatValue2 = obj2.calcFloatValue();
           
            // change obj2 making it persistent dirty (leave obj1 persistent clean).
            obj2.incrementIntValue();
        } catch (JDOUserException e) {
            // could not locate persistent object created in previous transaction
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