How to use
hasChanges
method
in
org.eclipse.persistence.eis.EISOrderedCollectionChangeRecord

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if (changeRecord.hasChanges()) {
  return changeRecord;
} else {

if (changeRecord.hasChanges()) {
  return changeRecord;
} else {

if (changeRecord.hasChanges()) {
  return changeRecord;
} else {

if (changeRecord.hasChanges()) {
  return changeRecord;
} else {

if (changeRecord.hasChanges()) {
  return changeRecord;
} else {

if (changeRecord.hasChanges()) {
  return changeRecord;
} else {

Return whether any changes have been recorded with the change record.

<init>
Construct a ChangeRecord that can be used to represent the changes to an ordered collection.
addAddedChangeSet
Add an added change set.
addMovedChangeSet
Add an moved change set.
addRemovedChangeSet
Add an removed change set.
addTo
Add the int[] to the end of the array. Return the new array.
cancelAddedChangeSet
The specified change set was added earlier; cancel it out.
getAdd
Return the specified add.
getAddIndexes
ADVANCED: Return the indexes into the new collection of the elements that were added.
getAdds
ADVANCED: Return the entries for all the elements added to the new collection. The contents of this
getAddsIndexOf
Return the index in the adds of the specified change set, without triggering the instantiation of th
getAddsSize
Return the number of adds, without triggering the instantiation of the collection.
getBeforeMoveIndex
Return the specified "before" move index.

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