HP Integrity NonStop J-Series - Manual (Page 8)

Designing Your Class to Use Isomorphic Persistence ■
Writing rwSaveGuts and rwRestoreGuts Functions ■
Isomorphic Persistence of a User-designed Class ■
Polymorphic Persistence ❍
Operators ■
Designing your Class to Use Polymorphic Persistence ■
Polymorphic Persistence Example ■
A Few Friendly Warnings ❍
Always Save an Object by Value before Saving the Identical Object by
Pointer ■
Don't Save Distinct Objects with the Same Address ■
Don't Use Sorted RWCollections to Store Heterogeneous RWCollectables ■
Chapter 15: Designing an RWCollectable Class
Why Design an RWCollectable Class? ❍
An Example of RWCollectable Classes ■
How to Create an RWCollectable Object ❍
Define a Default Constructor ■
Add RWDECLARE_COLLECTABLE() to your Class Declaration ■
Provide a Class Identifier for Your Class ■
Add Definitions for Virtual Functions ■
Object Destruction ■
How to Add Polymorphic Persistence ■
A Note on the RWFactory ■
Summary ❍
Chapter 16: Internationalization
Localizing Alphabets with RWCString and RWWString ❍
Localizing Messages ❍
Challenges of Localizing Currencies, Numbers, Dates, and Times ❍
RWLocale and RWZone ❍
Dates ■
Time ■