List of maxKeyLength() Examples

Examples of maxKeyLength()

de.danet.an.util.persistentmaps.JDBCPersistentMap.maxKeyLength()
Retrieves the information about the maximum string length of key entries. @return the maximum string length of key entries @throws IOException problems while storing the map

Examples of de.danet.an.util.persistentmaps.JDBCPersistentMap.maxKeyLength()

     * @param usecon connection to be used
     */
    private void storeAndLoadCon(Connection useCon) throws Exception {
  JDBCPersistentMap storeMap = new JDBCPersistentMap(null, "Danet");
  storeMap.setConnection(useCon);
  assertTrue(storeMap.maxKeyLength() == 50);
  assertTrue(!storeMap.isModified());
  storeMap.put("HSc", "Holger Schl�ter");
  assertTrue(storeMap.isModified());
  storeMap.put("MSc", "Matthias Schirm");
  storeMap.put("ML", "Dr. Michael Lipp");

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Examples of de.danet.an.util.persistentmaps.JDBCPersistentMap.maxKeyLength()

  testMap.setConnection(con);
  testMap.store();
  if (secondCon != null) {
      testMap.clear();
      testMap.setConnection(secondCon);
      assertTrue(testMap.maxKeyLength() == 50);
      testMap.put("ALM", "Alex M�ller");
      testMap.store();
      testMap.clear();
      assertTrue(testMap.size() == 0);
      testMap.load();

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Examples of de.danet.an.util.persistentmaps.JDBCPersistentMap.maxKeyLength()

      testMap.load();
      assertTrue(testMap.size() == 1);
  }
  testMap.setConnection(null);
  testMap.setConnection(con);
  assertTrue(testMap.maxKeyLength() == 50);
  testMap.load();
  assertTrue(testMap.size() == 2);
  if (secondCon != null) {
      testMap.setConnection(secondCon);
      testMap.store();

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