Difference between revisions of "Sequence Generator"
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ContentClass myContent; | ContentClass myContent; | ||
UBIK.Kernel.Utility.SequenceGenerator seqGenerator = new UBIK.Kernel.Utility.SequenceGenerator(this.Environment, "GROUP01"); | UBIK.Kernel.Utility.SequenceGenerator seqGenerator = new UBIK.Kernel.Utility.SequenceGenerator(this.Environment, "GROUP01"); | ||
| − | + | // handing over myContent is optional. But the reference to the object is persisted with the sequnce (can be used to navigate from the sequence to the owner) | |
| + | if (seqGenerator.TryCreateNewSequentialID(myContent, out int seqID)) | ||
{ | { | ||
myContent.TrySetValue<int>("SEQUENCE", seqID); | myContent.TrySetValue<int>("SEQUENCE", seqID); | ||
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<source lang="csharp"> | <source lang="csharp"> | ||
| + | UBIK.Kernel.Utility.SequenceGenerator seqGenerator = new UBIK.Kernel.Utility.SequenceGenerator(this.Environment, "GROUP01"); | ||
if (seqGenerator.TrySetSequentialID(myContent, "SEQUENCE", out int seqID)) | if (seqGenerator.TrySetSequentialID(myContent, "SEQUENCE", out int seqID)) | ||
{ | { | ||
Latest revision as of 09:44, 14 November 2019
Tje Sequence Generator provides a feature that ensures to generate an uniquue sequence number (integer). It is possible to define specific number groups in which the ID is unique. The number (within every group) starts with one and increase by 1 after every generated id.
Example: Create a new ID'
UBIK.Kernel.Utility.SequenceGenerator seqGenerator = new UBIK.Kernel.Utility.SequenceGenerator(this.Environment); //no "number group" is managed as one group itself
if (seqGenerator.TryCreateNewSequentialID(out int seqID))
{
// do something with the given ID:
ContentClass myContent;
myContent.TrySetValue<int>("SEQUENCE", seqID);
myContent.Save();
}
if (seqGenerator.TryCreateNewSequentialID(out int seqID))
{
// do something with the given ID:
ContentClass myContent;
myContent.TrySetValue<int>("SEQUENCE", seqID);
myContent.Save();
}
Example: Create a new ID and set it to an object'
ContentClass myContent;
UBIK.Kernel.Utility.SequenceGenerator seqGenerator = new UBIK.Kernel.Utility.SequenceGenerator(this.Environment, "GROUP01");
// handing over myContent is optional. But the reference to the object is persisted with the sequnce (can be used to navigate from the sequence to the owner)
if (seqGenerator.TryCreateNewSequentialID(myContent, out int seqID))
{
myContent.TrySetValue<int>("SEQUENCE", seqID);
myContent.Save();
}
UBIK.Kernel.Utility.SequenceGenerator seqGenerator = new UBIK.Kernel.Utility.SequenceGenerator(this.Environment, "GROUP01");
// handing over myContent is optional. But the reference to the object is persisted with the sequnce (can be used to navigate from the sequence to the owner)
if (seqGenerator.TryCreateNewSequentialID(myContent, out int seqID))
{
myContent.TrySetValue<int>("SEQUENCE", seqID);
myContent.Save();
}
Example: Create a new ID and set it to an object using the generator
UBIK.Kernel.Utility.SequenceGenerator seqGenerator = new UBIK.Kernel.Utility.SequenceGenerator(this.Environment, "GROUP01");
if (seqGenerator.TrySetSequentialID(myContent, "SEQUENCE", out int seqID))
{
myContent.Save();
}
if (seqGenerator.TrySetSequentialID(myContent, "SEQUENCE", out int seqID))
{
myContent.Save();
}
