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@Internal
classes and interfaces can not expect to be compatible with any version
other than the version they were compiled against (even minor version and milestone releases may break binary
compatibility with respect to @Internal
elements).
The methods in these class should not be used. They are here for backwards compatibility with GenericValues Use debug to determine what still uses these methods and change the code to uses the actual getter/setter methods of the bean.
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Returns a GenericValue representing this object.
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Retrieve a numeric field.
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Retrieve a String field.
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Retrieve a timestamp field.
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Persist this object's immediate fields.
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Returns a GenericValue representing this object.
Prior to JIRA 7.0, this method returned "the backing GenericValue object" - meaning that this object was forced to be mutable (and not thread safe or suitable for caching). As of JIRA 7.0 this is no longer guaranteed to be true.
If this object wants to be immutable, then it can choose to return a "detached" instance of GenericValue.
In this case mutating the GenericValue will have no effect on the values in this object, and calling
getGenericValue()
twice will return two separate GenericValue instances.
Retrieve a numeric field.
name | the field name |
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Retrieve a String field.
name | the field name |
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Retrieve a timestamp field.
name | the field name |
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Persist this object's immediate fields.
As of JIRA 7.0 this method is considered optional. If this object is actually immutable, then it will throw UnsupportedOperationException because there are no possible mutations to store.