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package org.jboss.com.sun.corba.se.impl.ior;
/**
* ObjectAdapterIdNumber is used to represent pre-JDK 1.4 POA adapter IDs. The POA ID was simply represented as a single
* integer, which was mapped to the actual POA instance. Here, we just represent these internally as arrays of the form
* { "OldRootPOA", "<number>" }, and provide an extra method to get the number back.
*/
public class ObjectAdapterIdNumber extends ObjectAdapterIdArray
{
private int poaid;
public ObjectAdapterIdNumber(int poaid)
{
super("OldRootPOA", Integer.toString(poaid));
this.poaid = poaid;
}
public int getOldPOAId()
{
return poaid;
}
}