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A UID-based object refers to a persistent boss class. (i.e. the boss class aggregates IPMPersist). Any instance of a persistent boss class can be uniquely identified (within a database) by its UID.

A non-UID-based object, then, is a boss class that isn't persistent (i.e. boss class does NOT aggregate IPMPersist).

If you just want to hold key-value pairs, and if these key-value pairs don't have a persistent boss class that represents them on the database, then you at least have a non-UID-based object you want to add to the scripting model. Furthermore, if you don't have a boss class that represents your key-value pairs, then you will have to create a boss class that aggregates IScript (such boss classes in the "scripting domain" are called "proxy script objects"). The IScript is needed so that the application's scripting manager can refer to your object.

These will be discussed during this Friday's session (#16) on Scripting. I assume you'll be attending? (Go to <https://adobeeseminar.webex.com> to register)