Examples of IObjectId

org.jamesii.core.remote.hostcentral.IObjectId
The Interface IObjectID. This interface is a "marker" interface. It has to be implemented by the object to be used as identification for the objects in the "hostcentral" communication schema.
These can be simple string, unique ids, the model classes as such or whatever else. But the author has to make sure that no two objects are identical in regards to their ID if they are different objects. @author Jan Himmelspach @author Simon Bartels

Examples of org.jamesii.core.remote.hostcentral.IObjectId

    HostCentralIDFactory idFac = new HostCentralIDFactory();
    d = new Dummy();
    id = idFac.create(new ParameterBlock(d, HostCentralIDFactory.PARAM_OBJECT), SimSystem.getRegistry().createContext());
    assertTrue(null != id);


    IObjectId id2 =
        new BasicRemoteObjectId(id.getStringRep(), d.getClass().getName());


    assertEquals(id.getStringRep(), id2.getStringRep());
    assertTrue(id.equals(id2));
    assertNotSame(id, id2);


    // this is necessary as the hashmap relies on it
    assertEquals(id.hashCode(), id2.hashCode());


    lcc.registerObject(id, d);
    try {
      assertEquals(d, rcc.getObjectById(id2));
    } catch (RemoteException e) {

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Examples of org.jamesii.core.remote.hostcentral.IObjectId

   */
  public void testIDcreation() {
    HostCentralIDFactory hcIDfac = new HostCentralIDFactory();
    Object o = new Object();
    ParameterBlock p = new ParameterBlock(o, HostCentralIDFactory.PARAM_OBJECT);
    IObjectId id = hcIDfac.create(p, SimSystem.getRegistry().createContext());
    IObjectId id2 =
        new BasicRemoteObjectId(id.getStringRep(), o.getClass().getName());


    // System.out.println(id.getStringRep());
    // System.out.println(id2.getStringRep());


    // for the same object we should always receive the same id
    assertTrue(id.equals(id2));
    assertEquals(id.hashCode(), id2.hashCode());
  }

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