I just want to make sure that you guys aren't caching RunData objects...that
is BAD BAD BAD...those objects should *never* persist longer than the
current request.
Also, I *hate* it when people name their variables with "iFoo" or
"aFoo"...this is Java, not C. There are no global variables in Java and it
is trivial to tell which one you are dealing with within a Class and placing
naming conventions on the variables like that just make things more
confusing...not less...especially if the rest of the code base doesn't look
anything like that.
:-)
-jon
public void store ()
{
// store page by page (and let's hope that no exception occurs
// -> missing transaction integrity is a major concern here!
for (Enumeration e = getPages (); e.hasMoreElements (); )
{
Page page = (Page) e.nextElement ();
page.store (iRunData);
}
}
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