Changes between Version 36 and Version 37 of FDORfc34


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08/26/09 19:06:10 (15 years ago)
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klain
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    613 In order to make it work in all cases, FdoIFeatureReader also needs to expose a function of FdoString* GetPropertyName(FdoInt32 index) and each provider needs to override it. It has been illustrated in above updated FdoIFeatureReader interface. This work is avoidless that each provider has to know how to map between property name and index for the default implementation.
     613In order to make it work in all cases, FdoIFeatureReader also needs to expose a function of {{{FdoString* GetPropertyName(FdoInt32 index)}}} and each provider needs to override it. It has been illustrated in above updated FdoIFeatureReader interface. This work is avoidless that each provider has to know how to map between property name and index for the default implementation.
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    621 Providers will be required to implement the above functionality. Instead of each provider to implement all of newly added pure virtual functions, three utility abstract classes are added to provide the default implementation as mentioned above under Fdo/Utilities/Common: FdoIFeatureReaderDefault, FdoIDataReaderDefault, FdoISqlReaderDefault. Then the provider specific implementation will simply derive from the new classes. That involves changing one line in header file for each provider (some providers may not link FdoCommon and need to add that dependancy). Take FdoIDataReaderDefault as an example:
     621Providers will be required to implement the above functionality. Instead of each provider to implement all of newly added pure virtual functions, three utility abstract classes are added to provide the default implementation as mentioned above under Fdo/Utilities/Common: FdoIFeatureReaderDefault, FdoIDataReaderDefault, FdoISqlReaderDefault. Then the provider specific implementation will simply derive from the new classes. That involves changing one line in header file for each provider (some providers may not link {{{FdoCommon}}} and need to add that dependancy). Take FdoIDataReaderDefault as an example:
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