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Old 07-07-2005
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Question How to transfer Freeze Map to MultiMap

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I am using Ice-2.1.1 for C++, I found that Freeze Map resembles STL map not STL multimap, but sometimes we use Berkeley DB with duplicated key, and in this condition, Freeze Map resembles STL multimap maybe a better way. How do you think? Have you already implemented it? And if I want to rewrite the Freeze codes, what do I need to do?
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You can easily emulate a multimap by using a sequence of whatever type you want to store as value type.
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Great! Thank you very much!
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