you can use generators in your applications. For example:
InitialContext ic = new InitialContext();
// get generator factory from JNDI
IDGeneratorFactory keyGeneratorFactory = (IDGeneratorFactory)ic.lookup(idFactoryName);
// get generator instance (perhaps, should be made a // @jmx.managed-operation) idGenerator = keyGeneratorFactory.getIDGenerator();
alex
Barlow, Dustin wrote:
Is there a way to use the UUID or the HiLoID generator outside of JDO or CMP? Can I call this service from a SSB, or another JMX component?
I looked in the jmx-console for what methods were exposed in the UUIDGeneratorFactory, but didn't see anything other then the default start, stop, init methods.
Dustin
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