com.objectwave.transactionalSupport
Class NoFieldObjectModified

java.lang.Object
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  +--com.objectwave.transactionalSupport.NoFieldObjectModified

All Implemented Interfaces:

ObjectChangeRequest

public class NoFieldObjectModified

extends java.lang.Object

implements ObjectChangeRequest

The details of a change to a particular object. Every change will create an NoFieldObjectModified object. There will be only one NoFieldObjectModified instance per attribute per transaction. Only 1 thread will be calling get and set with this class.

Version:

$Id: NoFieldObjectModified.java,v 1.2 2002/03/23 13:42:11 dave_hoag Exp $

Author:

dhoag

Nested Class Summary

static class

NoFieldObjectModified.Test

Constructor Summary

protected

NoFieldObjectModified()

Method Summary

protected void	clean()
void	commit(boolean force) Place the new value into the domain object.
java.lang.Object	currentValue()
protected void	initObjectModified(NoFieldObjectEditor backReference, int adapt, TransactionalObjectIF theInstance, java.lang.Object newVal, java.lang.Object old, java.lang.Class adapterType) Set the changed values.
boolean	isCollection() Is this field representing an Array, Hashtable, or a Vector?
java.lang.Object	originalValue()
boolean	returnThis() A workaround for a small problem
void	rollback() Change the domain object to contain the 'old' value.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

NoFieldObjectModified

protected NoFieldObjectModified()

Method Detail

isCollection

public boolean isCollection()

Is this field representing an Array, Hashtable, or a Vector?

Specified by:

isCollection in interface ObjectChangeRequest

Returns:

The Collection value

returnThis

public boolean returnThis()

A workaround for a small problem

Returns:

clean

protected void clean()

initObjectModified

protected void initObjectModified(NoFieldObjectEditor backReference,
                                  int adapt,
                                  TransactionalObjectIF theInstance,
                                  java.lang.Object newVal,
                                  java.lang.Object old,
                                  java.lang.Class adapterType)

Set the changed values.

Parameters:

backReference -

adapt -

theInstance -

newVal -

old -

adapterType -

commit

public void commit(boolean force)
            throws UpdateException

Place the new value into the domain object. Prior to updating the domain object we validate that no one else has updated this particular field in the domain object. If someone has, an UpdateException will be thrown.

Specified by:

commit in interface ObjectChangeRequest

Parameters:

force - Override the default behavior of checking if the object has changed.

Throws:

UpdateException

currentValue

public java.lang.Object currentValue()

Specified by:

currentValue in interface ObjectChangeRequest

Returns:

Object The 'current' value of the Object. This is NOT actually what value is found in the domain object. Rather what the value will be when the change is committed.

originalValue

public java.lang.Object originalValue()

Specified by:

originalValue in interface ObjectChangeRequest

Returns:

Object value found in the domain object when this change occurred.

rollback

public void rollback()

Change the domain object to contain the 'old' value. There is nothing to rollback if I did not commit.

Specified by:

rollback in interface ObjectChangeRequest