Class FactorValueValueObject
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- ubic.gemma.model.IdentifiableValueObject<FactorValue>
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- ubic.gemma.model.expression.experiment.FactorValueValueObject
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@Deprecated public class FactorValueValueObject extends IdentifiableValueObject<FactorValue>
Deprecated.aim towards using theFactorValueBasicValueObject
. This one is confusing. Once usage of this type has been completely phased out, revise the BioMaterialValueObject and relevant DAOs and Services.EachFactorValue
can be associated with multiple characteristics (or with a measurement). However, for flattening out the objects for client display, there is only one characteristic associated here.Note: this used to be called FactorValueObject and now replaces the old FactorValueValueObject. Confusing!
- Author:
- Paul
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- Serialized Form
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Field Summary
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Fields inherited from class ubic.gemma.model.IdentifiableValueObject
id
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description FactorValueValueObject()
Deprecated.Required when using the class as a spring bean.FactorValueValueObject(Long id)
Deprecated.FactorValueValueObject(FactorValue fv)
Deprecated.FactorValueValueObject(FactorValue value, Characteristic c)
Deprecated.
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Deprecated Methods Modifier and Type Method Description String
toString()
Deprecated.-
Methods inherited from class ubic.gemma.model.IdentifiableValueObject
getId, setId
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Constructor Detail
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FactorValueValueObject
public FactorValueValueObject()
Deprecated.Required when using the class as a spring bean.
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FactorValueValueObject
public FactorValueValueObject(Long id)
Deprecated.
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FactorValueValueObject
public FactorValueValueObject(FactorValue value, @Nullable Characteristic c)
Deprecated.- Parameters:
c
- - specific characteristic we're focusing on (yes, this is confusing). This is necessary if the FactorValue has multiple characteristics. DO NOT pass in the ExperimentalFactor category, this just confuses things. If c is null, the plain "value" is used.value
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FactorValueValueObject
public FactorValueValueObject(FactorValue fv)
Deprecated.
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