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MyNewControllerCmd sample code

Example of MyNewControllerCmd sample code.

package com.ibm.commerce.sample.commands;
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import com.ibm.commerce.command.ControllerCommand;

public interface MyNewControllerCmd extends ControllerCommand {
/**
* defaultCommandClassName is the default implementation
* class used by command factory to instantiate this
* command if this interface is not defined in the CMDREG table.
*/

public static final String COPYRIGHT =
com.ibm.commerce.copyright.IBMCopyright.SHORT_COPYRIGHT;

/*
/// Section 1 //////////////////////////////////////////////

// set default command implement class

static final String defaultCommandClassName =
"com.ibm.commerce.sample.commands.MyNewControllerCmdImpl";


/// End of section
1//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
*/

/*
/// Section 2 ////////////////////////////////////////////////

// set interface methods


public java.lang.Integer getPoints() ;

public java.lang.String getUserName() ;

public void setPoints(java.lang.Integer newPoints) ;

public void setUserName(java.lang.String newUserName) ;


/// End of section 2//////////////////////////////////////////
*/

}

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