Summary
Implement this interface when implementing special custom Aliases
for classes, packages or namespaces.
- Assembly
- Db4objects
.Db4o-2010 .dll - Namespace
- Db4objects
.Db4o .Config - Implementing Types
graph BT
Type["IAlias"]
class Type type-node
Implementing0["WildcardAlias"]-.->Type
click Implementing0 "/db4o-gpl-doc/output/api/Db4objects.Db4o.Config/WildcardAlias"
Implementing1["TypeAlias"]-.->Type
click Implementing1 "/db4o-gpl-doc/output/api/Db4objects.Db4o.Config/TypeAlias"
Syntax
public interface IAlias
Remarks
Implement this interface when implementing special custom Aliases
for classes, packages or namespaces.
Aliases can be used to persist classes in the running application to different persistent classes in a database file or on a db4o server.
Two simple Alias implementations are supplied along with db4o:
-
-
It is possible to create own complex
Examples of concrete usecases:
Aliases that translate the persistent name of a class to a name that already exists as a persistent name in the database (or on the server) are not permitted and will throw an exception when the database file is opened.
Aliases should be configured before opening a database file or connecting to a server.
Aliases can be used to persist classes in the running application to different persistent classes in a database file or on a db4o server.
Two simple Alias implementations are supplied along with db4o:
-
Db4objects.Db4o.Config.TypeAlias
provides an #equals() resolver to match
names directly.-
Db4objects.Db4o.Config.WildcardAlias
allows simple pattern matching
with one single '*' wildcard character.It is possible to create own complex
Db4objects.Db4o.Config.IAlias
constructs by creating own resolvers
that implement the
Db4objects.Db4o.Config.IAlias
interface.
Examples of concrete usecases:
// Creating an Alias for a single class
ICommonConfiguration.AddAlias(
new TypeAlias("Tutorial.Pilot", "Tutorial.Driver"));
// Accessing a Java package from a .NET assembly
ICommonConfiguration.AddAlias(
new WildcardAlias(
"com.f1.*",
"Tutorial.F1.*, Tutorial"));
// Using a different local .NET assembly
ICommonConfiguration.AddAlias(
new WildcardAlias(
"Tutorial.F1.*, F1Race",
"Tutorial.F1.*, Tutorial"));
Aliases that translate the persistent name of a class to a name that already exists as a persistent name in the database (or on the server) are not permitted and will throw an exception when the database file is opened.
Aliases should be configured before opening a database file or connecting to a server.
Methods
Name | Value | Summary |
---|---|---|
ResolveRuntimeName |
string |
return the stored name for a runtime name or null if not handled.
|
ResolveStoredName |
string |
return the runtime name for a stored name or null if not handled.
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