Examples of DeleteRequestDMO

org.dmd.dmp.shared.generated.dmo.DeleteRequestDMO
The DeleteRequest allows you to delete one or more objects. If no scope is specified,\n the scope is assumed to be BASE i.e. just the specific object indicated by the targets. The behaviour\n of this request is implementation specific.
Generated from the dmp schema at version 0.1
This code was auto-generated by the dmogenerator utility and shouldn't be alterred manually! Generated from: org.dmd.dms.util.DmoFormatter.dumpDMO(DmoFormatter.java:133)

Examples of org.dmd.dmp.shared.generated.dmo.DeleteRequestDMO

    }
    
    @Override
    // org.dmd.dms.util.GenUtility.dumpSVType(GenUtility.java:2010)
    public DeleteRequestDMO set(Object v) throws DmcValueException {
        DeleteRequestDMO rc = typeCheck(v);
        // We only return a value if the value actually changed. This supports
        // the applyModifier() mechanism on DmcObject where we only return true
        // if something changed as a result of the modifier
        if (value == null)
            value = rc;

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Examples of org.dmd.dmp.shared.generated.dmo.DeleteRequestDMO

  
  ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  // DELETE


  public DeleteRequestDMO getDeleteRequest(){
    DeleteRequestDMO request = new DeleteRequestDMO();
    setTracking(request);
    request.addRequestID(requestID++);
    request.setSessionID(sessionID);


    return(request);
  }

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