/*
* ====================================================================
*
* TORPEDO
* A Testbed of Object Relational Products for Enterprise Distributed Objects
* Copyright (c) 2004 The Middleware Company All Rights Reserved
* @author Bruce Martin
* @version 8.25.04
*
* ====================================================================
*/

package com.middleware_company.torpedo.auction;
import javax.naming.NamingException;
import java.util.Collection;

public abstract class Persistence {

    public abstract Bid createBid(String ID, Auction auction, User buyer, Float amount, Float maxAmount)
            throws AuctionServiceException,NamingException;

    public abstract Auction getAuction(String auctionID) throws AuctionServiceException,NamingException;

    public Auction getDetailAuction(String auctionID) throws AuctionServiceException,NamingException {
        // default behavior is just to get the auction.  O-R mapping specific classes
        // may want to override the method to do an optimization
        return getAuction(auctionID);
    }

    public abstract User getUser(String ID) throws AuctionServiceException,NamingException;

    public abstract Collection findAllAuctions() throws AuctionServiceException,NamingException;

    public abstract Collection findHighBids(String auctionID) throws AuctionServiceException,NamingException;

    public Auction getPartialAuction(String auctionID) throws AuctionServiceException,NamingException {
        // default behavior is just to get the auction.  O-R mapping specific classes
        // may want to override the method to do an optimization
        return getAuction(auctionID);
    }
    public AuctionInfo createAuctionInfo(Auction auction, boolean partial) {
        return new AuctionInfo(auction,partial);
    }

    public BidInfo createBidInfo(Bid bid) {
        return new BidInfo(bid);
    }

    // The next operation is for Object-Relational mapping software that needs to be explicitly cleaned up.
    // Those that do not, (e.g. CMP, JDO and Toplink) simply ignore this operation.
    public void close() {}


}