objectsOfClass-Method vs. Class-Extents?

I'm very sorry that I forgot the subject of my last posting and I don't 
know how to call it back or delete it. So here again with the correct 
subject... 
 
Hello users,   
    
To get back my persistent Objects I may use named root-object. Ok.   
But on the ozone-website/documentation-project I read something of a  
objectsOfClass-Method. Does it deliver all persistent objects of a type?  
  
If this is the case, it would be great. Other ODBMS call it the "extent"  
of a class and advertise it as own feature (OK, they could apply filters  
to it to get only certain objects of one type.).  
  
thanks  
ronny  
student, halle, germany  
  
By the way, I'm currentyl downloading the 12 MB binaries of version 1.2  
via analogue modem just to get the tutorial and the Javadocs. It would be  
great to get them separately.  
 

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