C# Class Org.IdentityConnectors.Framework.Common.Objects.SyncToken

Abstract "place-holder" for synchronization.

The application must not make any attempt to interpret the value of the token. From the standpoint of the application the token is merely a black-box. The application may only persist the value of the token for use on subsequent synchronization requests.

What this token represents is entirely connector-specific. On some connectors this might be a last-modified value. On others, it might be a unique ID of a log table entry. On others such as JMS, this might be a dummy value since JMS itself keeps track of the state of the sync.

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Public Methods

Method	Description
Equals ( Object o ) : bool
GetHashCode ( ) : int
SyncToken ( Object value ) : System	Creates a new
ToString ( ) : String

Method Details

Equals() public method

public Equals ( Object o ) : bool
o	Object
return	bool

GetHashCode() public method

public GetHashCode ( ) : int
return	int

SyncToken() public method

Creates a new

public SyncToken ( Object value ) : System
value	Object	May not be null. TODO: define set of allowed value types /// (currently same as set of allowed attribute values).
return	System

ToString() public method

public ToString ( ) : String
return	String