Java Code Examples for org.hibernate.type.AssociationType#useLHSPrimaryKey()
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Example 1
Source File: JoinHelper.java From lams with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Get the qualified (prefixed by alias) names of the columns of the owning entity which are to be used in the join * * @param associationType The association type for the association that represents the join * @param columnQualifier The left-hand side table alias * @param propertyIndex The index of the property that represents the association/join * @param begin The index for any nested (composites) attributes * @param lhsPersister The persister for the left-hand side of the association/join * @param mapping The mapping (typically the SessionFactory). * * @return The qualified column names. */ public static String[] getAliasedLHSColumnNames( AssociationType associationType, String columnQualifier, int propertyIndex, int begin, OuterJoinLoadable lhsPersister, Mapping mapping) { if ( associationType.useLHSPrimaryKey() ) { return StringHelper.qualify( columnQualifier, lhsPersister.getIdentifierColumnNames() ); } else { final String propertyName = associationType.getLHSPropertyName(); if ( propertyName == null ) { return ArrayHelper.slice( toColumns( lhsPersister, columnQualifier, propertyIndex ), begin, associationType.getColumnSpan( mapping ) ); } else { //bad cast return ( (PropertyMapping) lhsPersister ).toColumns( columnQualifier, propertyName ); } } }
Example 2
Source File: AbstractEntityPersister.java From cacheonix-core with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 | 6 votes |
/** * Warning: * When there are duplicated property names in the subclasses * of the class, this method may return the wrong table * number for the duplicated subclass property (note that * SingleTableEntityPersister defines an overloaded form * which takes the entity name. */ public int getSubclassPropertyTableNumber(String propertyPath) { String rootPropertyName = StringHelper.root(propertyPath); Type type = propertyMapping.toType(rootPropertyName); if ( type.isAssociationType() ) { AssociationType assocType = ( AssociationType ) type; if ( assocType.useLHSPrimaryKey() ) { // performance op to avoid the array search return 0; } else if ( type.isCollectionType() ) { // properly handle property-ref-based associations rootPropertyName = assocType.getLHSPropertyName(); } } //Enable for HHH-440, which we don't like: /*if ( type.isComponentType() && !propertyName.equals(rootPropertyName) ) { String unrooted = StringHelper.unroot(propertyName); int idx = ArrayHelper.indexOf( getSubclassColumnClosure(), unrooted ); if ( idx != -1 ) { return getSubclassColumnTableNumberClosure()[idx]; } }*/ int index = ArrayHelper.indexOf( getSubclassPropertyNameClosure(), rootPropertyName); //TODO: optimize this better! return index==-1 ? 0 : getSubclassPropertyTableNumber(index); }
Example 3
Source File: JoinHelper.java From cacheonix-core with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 | 6 votes |
/** * Get the aliased columns of the owning entity which are to * be used in the join */ public static String[] getAliasedLHSColumnNames( AssociationType type, String alias, int property, int begin, OuterJoinLoadable lhsPersister, Mapping mapping ) { if ( type.useLHSPrimaryKey() ) { return StringHelper.qualify( alias, lhsPersister.getIdentifierColumnNames() ); } else { String propertyName = type.getLHSPropertyName(); if (propertyName==null) { return ArrayHelper.slice( lhsPersister.toColumns(alias, property), begin, type.getColumnSpan(mapping) ); } else { return ( (PropertyMapping) lhsPersister ).toColumns(alias, propertyName); //bad cast } } }
Example 4
Source File: AbstractEntityPersister.java From lams with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Warning: * When there are duplicated property names in the subclasses * of the class, this method may return the wrong table * number for the duplicated subclass property (note that * SingleTableEntityPersister defines an overloaded form * which takes the entity name. */ public int getSubclassPropertyTableNumber(String propertyPath) { String rootPropertyName = StringHelper.root( propertyPath ); Type type = propertyMapping.toType( rootPropertyName ); if ( type.isAssociationType() ) { AssociationType assocType = (AssociationType) type; if ( assocType.useLHSPrimaryKey() ) { // performance op to avoid the array search return 0; } else if ( type.isCollectionType() ) { // properly handle property-ref-based associations rootPropertyName = assocType.getLHSPropertyName(); } } //Enable for HHH-440, which we don't like: /*if ( type.isComponentType() && !propertyName.equals(rootPropertyName) ) { String unrooted = StringHelper.unroot(propertyName); int idx = ArrayHelper.indexOf( getSubclassColumnClosure(), unrooted ); if ( idx != -1 ) { return getSubclassColumnTableNumberClosure()[idx]; } }*/ int index = ArrayHelper.indexOf( getSubclassPropertyNameClosure(), rootPropertyName ); //TODO: optimize this better! return index == -1 ? 0 : getSubclassPropertyTableNumber( index ); }
Example 5
Source File: JoinHelper.java From lams with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Get the columns of the owning entity which are to be used in the join * * @param type The type representing the join * @param property The property index for the association type * @param begin ? * @param lhsPersister The persister for the left-hand-side of the join * @param mapping The mapping object (typically the SessionFactory) * * @return The columns for the left-hand-side of the join */ public static String[] getLHSColumnNames( AssociationType type, int property, int begin, OuterJoinLoadable lhsPersister, Mapping mapping) { if ( type.useLHSPrimaryKey() ) { //return lhsPersister.getSubclassPropertyColumnNames(property); return lhsPersister.getIdentifierColumnNames(); } else { final String propertyName = type.getLHSPropertyName(); if ( propertyName == null ) { //slice, to get the columns for this component //property return ArrayHelper.slice( property < 0 ? lhsPersister.getIdentifierColumnNames() : lhsPersister.getSubclassPropertyColumnNames( property ), begin, type.getColumnSpan( mapping ) ); } else { //property-refs for associations defined on a //component are not supported, so no need to slice return lhsPersister.getPropertyColumnNames( propertyName ); } } }
Example 6
Source File: JoinHelper.java From lams with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Determine the name of the table that is the left-hand-side of the join. Usually this is the * name of the main table from the left-hand-side persister. But that is not the case with property-refs. * * @param type The type representing the join * @param propertyIndex The property index for the type * @param lhsPersister The persister for the left-hand-side of the join * * @return The table name */ public static String getLHSTableName( AssociationType type, int propertyIndex, OuterJoinLoadable lhsPersister) { if ( type.useLHSPrimaryKey() || propertyIndex < 0 ) { return lhsPersister.getTableName(); } else { final String propertyName = type.getLHSPropertyName(); if ( propertyName == null ) { //if there is no property-ref, assume the join //is to the subclass table (ie. the table of the //subclass that the association belongs to) return lhsPersister.getSubclassPropertyTableName( propertyIndex ); } else { //handle a property-ref String propertyRefTable = lhsPersister.getPropertyTableName( propertyName ); if ( propertyRefTable == null ) { //it is possible that the tree-walking in OuterJoinLoader can get to //an association defined by a subclass, in which case the property-ref //might refer to a property defined on a subclass of the current class //in this case, the table name is not known - this temporary solution //assumes that the property-ref refers to a property of the subclass //table that the association belongs to (a reasonable guess) //TODO: fix this, add: OuterJoinLoadable.getSubclassPropertyTableName(String propertyName) propertyRefTable = lhsPersister.getSubclassPropertyTableName( propertyIndex ); } return propertyRefTable; } } }
Example 7
Source File: JoinHelper.java From cacheonix-core with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 | 5 votes |
/** * Get the columns of the owning entity which are to * be used in the join */ public static String[] getLHSColumnNames( AssociationType type, int property, int begin, OuterJoinLoadable lhsPersister, Mapping mapping ) { if ( type.useLHSPrimaryKey() ) { //return lhsPersister.getSubclassPropertyColumnNames(property); return lhsPersister.getIdentifierColumnNames(); } else { String propertyName = type.getLHSPropertyName(); if (propertyName==null) { //slice, to get the columns for this component //property return ArrayHelper.slice( lhsPersister.getSubclassPropertyColumnNames(property), begin, type.getColumnSpan(mapping) ); } else { //property-refs for associations defined on a //component are not supported, so no need to slice return lhsPersister.getPropertyColumnNames(propertyName); } } }
Example 8
Source File: JoinHelper.java From cacheonix-core with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 | 5 votes |
public static String getLHSTableName( AssociationType type, int property, OuterJoinLoadable lhsPersister ) { if ( type.useLHSPrimaryKey() ) { return lhsPersister.getTableName(); } else { String propertyName = type.getLHSPropertyName(); if (propertyName==null) { //if there is no property-ref, assume the join //is to the subclass table (ie. the table of the //subclass that the association belongs to) return lhsPersister.getSubclassPropertyTableName(property); } else { //handle a property-ref String propertyRefTable = lhsPersister.getPropertyTableName(propertyName); if (propertyRefTable==null) { //it is possible that the tree-walking in OuterJoinLoader can get to //an association defined by a subclass, in which case the property-ref //might refer to a property defined on a subclass of the current class //in this case, the table name is not known - this temporary solution //assumes that the property-ref refers to a property of the subclass //table that the association belongs to (a reasonable guess) //TODO: fix this, add: OuterJoinLoadable.getSubclassPropertyTableName(String propertyName) propertyRefTable = lhsPersister.getSubclassPropertyTableName(property); } return propertyRefTable; } } }