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 golfShop.data.user.UserStore
golfShop.data.user.MemoryUserStore
| MemoryUserStore | | public class MemoryUserStore extends UserStore (Code) | | This is one flavor of a UserStore. The storage medium in this case
is memory. A set of users is kept in memory. When the application exits,
all the users are lost.
author:
Andrew John
version:
$Revision: 1.1 $ |
| initializeUserStore | | protected void initializeUserStore(String dir)(Code) | | Initialize the set of users.
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| initializeUserStore | | protected void initializeUserStore()(Code) | | |
| updateUserInUserStore | | protected void updateUserInUserStore(UserDOImpl user)(Code) | | There is nothing to do! A pointer to the object is already in the
storage vector. There is really only one copy of the object. So in
effect, it is already modified in the storeage medium.
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| usernameInUserStore | | protected boolean usernameInUserStore(String username)(Code) | | |
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