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Class asjava.uniobjects.UniNLSmap
java.lang.Object
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+----asjava.uniobjects.UniBase
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+----asjava.uniobjects.UniNLSmap
- public class UniNLSmap
- extends UniBase
UniNLSmap
is used to control the NLS map settings. It is only available
if NLS is enabled on the server uniConnection.
- Version:
- Version 1.0
- Author:
- David T. Meeks
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getClientNames()
- returns the client representation of the map name.
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getMarkCharacter(int)
- returns the requested mark character.
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getServerNames()
- returns the server representation of the map name.
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setName(Object)
- sets the specified map.
setName
public void setName(Object aName) throws UniNLSException
- sets the specified map. If
aName
- Parameters:
- aName - New NLS map name to be set for this client/server relationship
- Throws: UniNLSException
- is thrown if an error occurs
- See Also:
- getClientNames, getServerNames
getClientNames
public String getClientNames()
- returns the client representation of the map name. This is the same name that
was used to establish the NLS Map from the application perspective, via the
setName
method.
- Returns:
- String representing client side map name
- See Also:
- getServerNames, setName
getServerNames
public String getServerNames() throws UniNLSException
- returns the server representation of the map name. This value may differ from
the name that was requested via the
setName
method. This is due to
a client-server NLS Map name mapping that is done.
- Returns:
- String representing server side map name
- Throws: UniNLSException
- is thrown if an error occurs
- See Also:
- getClientNames, setName
getMarkCharacter
public String getMarkCharacter(int aTokenVal) throws UniNLSException
- returns the requested mark character. This may change from the default values
depending on the map that was established.
- Returns:
- String representing the requested mark character
- Throws: UniNLSException
- is thrown if an error occurs
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