Examples of com.antlersoft.odb.Persistent

com.antlersoft.odb.Persistent
Interface that defines the only method objects need to support to be persistent. Obviously, we assume that the objects are also serializable. It is also possible to implement this interface so persistence breaks, but you would have to avoid the obvious implementation. The first class in the class hierarchy that is persistent should contain a private transient PersistentImpl member, which this class will return. It should initialize this member when constructed by calling its empty constructor. Classes derived from a Persistent class won't have to do anything.

    for ( Iterator i=entries.iterator(); i.hasNext();)
      ((UnitEntry)i.next()).clearIfObsolete( possible_clear);
    entries=null;
    for ( Iterator i=possible_clear.iterator(); i.hasNext();)
    {
      Persistent p=(Persistent)((ObjectRef)i.next()).getReferenced();
      if ( ! m_session.greaterThanOrEqualEntries( UnitEntry.ENTRY_INDEX_NAME,
        new ObjectRefKey(p)).isExactMatch())
        m_session.deleteObject( p);
    }
    m_session.commit();

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