How to use the replication.share.yidl.src.yidl.java_target.JavaType.getImports function in replication

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github xtreemfs / babudb / replication / share / yidl / src / yidl / java_target.py View on Github external
    def getImports( self, *args, **kwds ): return JavaType.getImports( self, *args, **kwds ) + ["import java.util.ArrayList;", "import java.util.Iterator;"]
    def getObjectDeserializeCall( self, source_identifier, dest_identifier ): return "%(dest_identifier)s.deserialize( ( Object[] )%(source_identifier)s );" % locals()
github xtreemfs / babudb / replication / share / yidl / src / yidl / java_target.py View on Github external
    def getImports( self, *args, **kwds ): return JavaType.getImports( self, *args, **kwds ) + ["import java.util.HashMap;", "import java.util.Iterator;"]
    def getObjectDeserializeCall( self, source_identifier, dest_identifier ): return "%(dest_identifier)s.deserialize( ( HashMap )%(source_identifier)s );" % locals()
github xtreemfs / babudb / replication / share / yidl / src / yidl / java_target.py View on Github external
def getImports( self, *args, **kwds ): 
        return JavaType.getImports( self, *args, **kwds ) + ["import java.util.HashMap;"]