You can try this:
make a String object concatenating the values of the fields of your primary
key and then use the hashCode() method of String to obtain a hash code:
hasCode() {
String str = field1.toString()+ field2.toString();
return str.hashCode();
}
Regards
Luis F. Canals Samaniego
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Enviado el: jueves 29 de junio de 2000 17:24
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Asunto: hashCode for entity bean with multiple pk columns
Anyone have suggestion regarding standard way to write int hashCode() method
now required in PK when one has multiple PK's.
If I have one PK value (Integer myInteger) I do this:
public int hashCode() {
return myInteger.hashCode();
}
How about if I have two Ingegers and a Timestamp making up my PK, what is a
nice simple clean way to write hashCode method?
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