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Dedication

To my wife Tina,whose emotional and financial supportmade this book possible;and to Jennifer and Jeremy, who now think that their daddy has become addicted to his computer.

David Jordan

To Kathy, Chris, Ali, and Juliana.

Craig Russell

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Appendix A. Lifecycle States and Transitions

specifies the values returned by the JDOHelper lifecycle state interrogation methodsfor all the JDO lifecycle states.

Table A-1. Lifecycle-state interrogation methods

State of instance

isPersistent()

isTransactional()

isDirty()

isNew()

isDeleted()

Transient

falsefalsefalsefalsefalse

Transient-clean

falsetruefalsefalsefalse

Transient-dirty

falsetruetruefalsefalse

Hollow

truefalsefalsefalsefalse

Persistent-nontransactional

truefalsefalsefalsefalse

Persistent-new

truetruetruetruefalse

Persistent-clean

truetruefalsefalsefalse

Persistent-dirty

truetruetruefalsefalse

Persistent-deleted

truetruetruefalsetrue

Persistent-new-deleted

truetruetruetruetrue

contain the state transitions for everylifecycle state.

Table A-2. Lifecycle-state transitions

Current state

Method

Transient

P-new

P-clean

P-dirty

Hollow

makePersistent

P-new

unchanged

unchanged

unchanged

unchanged

deletePersistent

error

P-new-del

P-del

P-del

P-del

makeTransactional

T-clean

unchanged

unchanged

unchanged

P-clean

makeNontransactional

error

error

P-nontrans

error

unchanged

makeTransient

unchanged

error

Transient

error

Transient

commit withRetainValues = false

unchanged

Hollow

Hollow

Hollow

unchanged

commit withRetainValues = true

unchanged

P-nontrans

P-nontrans

P-nontrans

unchanged

rollback with RestoreValues = false

unchanged

Transient

Hollow

Hollow

unchanged

rollback with RestoreValues = true

unchanged

Transient

P-nontrans

P-nontrans

unchanged

refresh with active datastore transaction

unchanged

unchanged

unchanged

P-clean

unchanged

refresh with active optimistic transaction

unchanged

unchanged

unchanged

P-nontrans

unchanged

evict

n/a

unchanged

Hollow

unchanged

unchanged

read field outsideof a transaction

unchanged

impossible

impossible

impossible

P-nontrans

read field with active optimistic transaction

unchanged

unchanged

unchanged

unchanged

P-nontrans

read field with active datastore transaction

unchanged

unchanged

unchanged

unchanged

P-clean

write field or makeDirty outside of a transaction

unchanged

impossible

impossible

impossible

P-nontrans

write field or makeDirty with active transaction

unchanged

unchanged

P-dirty

unchanged

P-dirty

retrieve outside of a transaction or with active optimistictransaction

unchanged

unchanged

unchanged

unchanged

P-nontrans

retrieve with active datastore transaction

unchanged

unchanged

unchanged

unchanged

P-clean

error: a JDOUserException is thrown; the statedoes not change

Table A-3. Lifecycle-state transitions (continued)

Current state

T-clean

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