public static ims.core.admin.domain.objects.SecurityToken extractSecurityToken(
      ims.domain.ILightweightDomainFactory domainFactory,
      ims.admin.vo.SecurityTokenVo valueObject,
      HashMap domMap) {
    if (null == valueObject) {
      return null;
    }
    Integer id = valueObject.getID_SecurityToken();
    ims.core.admin.domain.objects.SecurityToken domainObject = null;
    if (null == id) {
      if (domMap.get(valueObject) != null) {
        return (ims.core.admin.domain.objects.SecurityToken) domMap.get(valueObject);
      }
      // ims.admin.vo.SecurityTokenVo ID_SecurityToken field is unknown
      domainObject = new ims.core.admin.domain.objects.SecurityToken();
      domMap.put(valueObject, domainObject);
    } else {
      String key = (valueObject.getClass().getName() + "__" + valueObject.getID_SecurityToken());
      if (domMap.get(key) != null) {
        return (ims.core.admin.domain.objects.SecurityToken) domMap.get(key);
      }
      domainObject =
          (ims.core.admin.domain.objects.SecurityToken)
              domainFactory.getDomainObject(ims.core.admin.domain.objects.SecurityToken.class, id);

      // TODO: Not sure how this should be handled. Effectively it must be a staleobject exception,
      // but maybe should be handled as that further up.
      if (domainObject == null) return null;

      domMap.put(key, domainObject);
    }
    domainObject.setVersion(valueObject.getVersion_SecurityToken());

    domainObject.setParams(
        ims.admin.vo.domain.SecurityParamVoAssembler.extractSecurityTokenParametersSet(
            domainFactory, valueObject.getParams(), domainObject.getParams(), domMap));
    ims.framework.utils.DateTime dateTime2 = valueObject.getExpirationTimeStamp();
    java.util.Date value2 = null;
    if (dateTime2 != null) {
      value2 = dateTime2.getJavaDate();
    }
    domainObject.setExpirationTimeStamp(value2);
    // This is to overcome a bug in both Sybase and Oracle which prevents them from storing an empty
    // string correctly
    // Sybase stores it as a single space, Oracle stores it as NULL. This fix will make them
    // consistent at least.
    if (valueObject.getTokenID() != null && valueObject.getTokenID().equals("")) {
      valueObject.setTokenID(null);
    }
    domainObject.setTokenID(valueObject.getTokenID());

    return domainObject;
  }
 /**
  * Copy one ValueObject to another
  *
  * @param valueObjectDest to be updated
  * @param valueObjectSrc to copy values from
  */
 public static ims.admin.vo.SecurityTokenVo copy(
     ims.admin.vo.SecurityTokenVo valueObjectDest, ims.admin.vo.SecurityTokenVo valueObjectSrc) {
   if (null == valueObjectSrc) {
     return valueObjectSrc;
   }
   valueObjectDest.setID_SecurityToken(valueObjectSrc.getID_SecurityToken());
   valueObjectDest.setIsRIE(valueObjectSrc.getIsRIE());
   // params
   valueObjectDest.setParams(valueObjectSrc.getParams());
   // expirationTimeStamp
   valueObjectDest.setExpirationTimeStamp(valueObjectSrc.getExpirationTimeStamp());
   // tokenID
   valueObjectDest.setTokenID(valueObjectSrc.getTokenID());
   return valueObjectDest;
 }