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Quick ORM implementation based on the UJO objects.
/*
* Copyright 2007-2010 Pavel Ponec
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
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package org.ujoframework.extensions;
/**
* A special interface for a terminology only, an implementation is not reasnonable in the UJO Framework.
* ValueTextable is every one object, wich have got implemented method toString() so that the result can be used
* to restore a new equal object by its a single constructor parameter type of String.
*
This is a "ValueTextable" test for an Integer class:
*
* Integer textable1 = new Integer(7);
* Integer textable2 = new Integer(textable1.toString());
* boolean result = textable1.equals(textable2);
*
*
Some completed ValueTextable classes from a Java API are
*
* - Boolean
* - Short
* - Integer
* - Long
* - Float
* - Double
* - String
*
* These classes have NOT behaviour of ValueTextable,
however UJO Framework supports these types similar like ValueTextable:
*
* - Byte
* - Character
* - java.util.Date
* - java.sql.Date (time 0:00:00.000)
* - byte[]
* - char[]
* - Locale
* - Color
* - Dimension
* - Rectangle
* - Enum
* - Class
* - Charset
* - List<some-type-above> with some restrictions for deserialization:
* value property must be type of UjoPropertyList and
* the serialized text must not contain a separator character comma ','
*
*
*
*
* @author Pavel Ponec
* @see UjoTextable
*/
public interface ValueTextable {
/** A result must be acceptable for one constructor parameter (of the same class) to restore an equal object. */
@Override
public String toString();
}