org.hibernate.PropertyValueException Java Examples

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Example #1
Source File: UnresolvedEntityInsertActions.java    From lams with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Throws {@link org.hibernate.PropertyValueException} if there are any unresolved
 * entity insert actions that depend on non-nullable associations with
 * a transient entity. This method should be called on completion of
 * an operation (after all cascades are completed) that saves an entity.
 *
 * @throws org.hibernate.PropertyValueException if there are any unresolved entity
 * insert actions; {@link org.hibernate.PropertyValueException#getEntityName()}
 * and {@link org.hibernate.PropertyValueException#getPropertyName()} will
 * return the entity name and property value for the first unresolved
 * entity insert action.
 */
public void checkNoUnresolvedActionsAfterOperation() throws PropertyValueException {
	if ( isEmpty() ) {
		LOG.trace( "No entity insert actions have non-nullable, transient entity dependencies." );
	}
	else {
		final AbstractEntityInsertAction firstDependentAction =
				dependenciesByAction.keySet().iterator().next();

		logCannotResolveNonNullableTransientDependencies( firstDependentAction.getSession() );

		final NonNullableTransientDependencies nonNullableTransientDependencies =
				dependenciesByAction.get( firstDependentAction );
		final Object firstTransientDependency =
				nonNullableTransientDependencies.getNonNullableTransientEntities().iterator().next();
		final String firstPropertyPath =
				nonNullableTransientDependencies.getNonNullableTransientPropertyPaths( firstTransientDependency ).iterator().next();

		throw new TransientPropertyValueException(
				"Not-null property references a transient value - transient instance must be saved before current operation",
				firstDependentAction.getSession().guessEntityName( firstTransientDependency ),
				firstDependentAction.getEntityName(),
				firstPropertyPath
		);
	}
}
Example #2
Source File: HibernateExceptionUnitTest.java    From tutorials with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
@Test
public void givenNotNullPropertyNotSet_whenEntityIdSaved_thenPropertyValueException() {
    thrown.expect(isA(PropertyValueException.class));
    thrown.expectMessage(
        "not-null property references a null or transient value");

    Session session = null;
    Transaction transaction = null;

    try {
        session = sessionFactory.openSession();
        transaction = session.beginTransaction();

        Product product = new Product();
        product.setId(1);
        session.save(product);
        transaction.commit();
    } catch (Exception e) {
        rollbackTransactionQuietly(transaction);
        throw (e);
    } finally {
        closeSessionQuietly(session);
    }

}
Example #3
Source File: Nullability.java    From lams with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
public void checkNullability(
		final Object[] values,
		final EntityPersister persister,
		final NullabilityCheckType checkType) {

	/*
	 * Typically when Bean Validation is on, we don't want to validate null values
	 * at the Hibernate Core level. Hence the checkNullability setting.
	 */
	if ( checkNullability ) {
		/*
		  * Algorithm
		  * Check for any level one nullability breaks
		  * Look at non null components to
		  *   recursively check next level of nullability breaks
		  * Look at Collections containing components to
		  *   recursively check next level of nullability breaks
		  *
		  *
		  * In the previous implementation, not-null stuffs where checked
		  * filtering by level one only updateable
		  * or insertable columns. So setting a sub component as update="false"
		  * has no effect on not-null check if the main component had good checkeability
		  * In this implementation, we keep this feature.
		  * However, I never see any documentation mentioning that, but it's for
		  * sure a limitation.
		  */

		final boolean[] nullability = persister.getPropertyNullability();
		final boolean[] checkability = checkType == NullabilityCheckType.CREATE
				? persister.getPropertyInsertability()
				: persister.getPropertyUpdateability();
		final Type[] propertyTypes = persister.getPropertyTypes();

		for ( int i = 0; i < values.length; i++ ) {

			if ( checkability[i] && values[i]!= LazyPropertyInitializer.UNFETCHED_PROPERTY ) {
				final Object value = values[i];
				if ( !nullability[i] && value == null ) {
					//check basic level one nullablilty
					throw new PropertyValueException(
							"not-null property references a null or transient value",
							persister.getEntityName(),
							persister.getPropertyNames()[i]
						);

				}
				else if ( value != null ) {
					//values is not null and is checkable, we'll look deeper
					final String breakProperties = checkSubElementsNullability( propertyTypes[i], value );
					if ( breakProperties != null ) {
						throw new PropertyValueException(
							"not-null property references a null or transient value",
							persister.getEntityName(),
							buildPropertyPath( persister.getPropertyNames()[i], breakProperties )
						);
					}

				}
			}

		}
	}
}
Example #4
Source File: Nullability.java    From cacheonix-core with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Check nullability of the class persister properties
 *
 * @param values entity properties
 * @param persister class persister
 * @param isUpdate wether it is intended to be updated or saved
 * @throws org.hibernate.PropertyValueException Break the nullability of one property
 * @throws HibernateException error while getting Component values
 */
public void checkNullability(
		final Object[] values,
		final EntityPersister persister,
		final boolean isUpdate) 
throws PropertyValueException, HibernateException {

	/*
	  * Algorithm
	  * Check for any level one nullability breaks
	  * Look at non null components to
	  *   recursively check next level of nullability breaks
	  * Look at Collections contraining component to
	  *   recursively check next level of nullability breaks
	  *
	  *
	  * In the previous implementation, not-null stuffs where checked
	  * filtering by level one only updateable
	  * or insertable columns. So setting a sub component as update="false"
	  * has no effect on not-null check if the main component had good checkeability
	  * In this implementation, we keep this feature.
	  * However, I never see any documentation mentioning that, but it's for
	  * sure a limitation.
	  */

	final boolean[] nullability = persister.getPropertyNullability();
	final boolean[] checkability = isUpdate ?
		persister.getPropertyUpdateability() :
		persister.getPropertyInsertability();
	final Type[] propertyTypes = persister.getPropertyTypes();

	for ( int i = 0; i < values.length; i++ ) {
		
		if ( checkability[i] && values[i]!=LazyPropertyInitializer.UNFETCHED_PROPERTY ) {
			final Object value = values[i];
			if ( !nullability[i] && value == null ) {
				
				//check basic level one nullablilty
				throw new PropertyValueException(
						"not-null property references a null or transient value",
						persister.getEntityName(),
						persister.getPropertyNames()[i]
					);
				
			}
			else if ( value != null ) {
				
				//values is not null and is checkable, we'll look deeper
				String breakProperties = checkSubElementsNullability( propertyTypes[i], value );
				if ( breakProperties != null ) {
					throw new PropertyValueException(
						"not-null property references a null or transient value",
						persister.getEntityName(),
						buildPropertyPath( persister.getPropertyNames()[i], breakProperties )
					);
				}
				
			}
		}
		
	}
}
Example #5
Source File: BaseSecurityITCase.java    From olat with Apache License 2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
@Test
public void testPolicy() {
    final Identity ident = getOrCreateIdentity("anIdentity");
    final Identity ident2 = baseSecurityManager.createAndPersistIdentity("gugus2", null, AUTHENTICATION_PROVIDER_OLAT, "uuu2", Encoder.encrypt("ppp"));

    final SecurityGroup secg = baseSecurityManager.createAndPersistSecurityGroup();
    final SecurityGroup secg2 = baseSecurityManager.createAndPersistSecurityGroup();

    baseSecurityManager.addIdentityToSecurityGroup(ident, secg);
    // resourceable type
    final OLATResourceable or1 = OresHelper.createOLATResourceableInstance("Forum", new Long("111"));
    // simulate some user gui clicks
    DBFactory.getInstance().closeSession();

    // resourceable (type and key)
    final OLATResourceable or2 = OresHelper.createOLATResourceableInstance("Forum", new Long("123"));

    baseSecurityManager.createAndPersistPolicy(secg2, Constants.PERMISSION_ACCESS, or1);
    Policy policy = baseSecurityManager.createAndPersistPolicy(secg, "read", or2); // instance
                                                                                   // resource
    assertNotNull(policy);
    assertNotNull(policy.getSecurityGroup());
    assertNotNull(policy.getSecurityGroup().getKey());
    assertTrue(policy.getSecurityGroup().getKey().equals(secg.getKey()));

    policy = baseSecurityManager.createAndPersistPolicy(secg, "read", or1); // type resource
    assertNotNull(policy);

    // assert we have instance access if we own the type policy
    assertTrue(baseSecurityManager.isIdentityPermittedOnResourceable(ident, "read", or2));

    assertTrue(baseSecurityManager.isIdentityPermittedOnResourceable(ident, "read", or1));
    assertFalse(baseSecurityManager.isIdentityPermittedOnResourceable(ident, "write", or1));
    assertFalse(baseSecurityManager.isIdentityPermittedOnResourceable(ident2, "read", or1));
    assertTrue(baseSecurityManager.isIdentityPermittedOnResourceable(ident, "read", or2));
    assertFalse(baseSecurityManager.isIdentityPermittedOnResourceable(ident, "blub", or2));

    DBFactory.getInstance().closeSession();

    // test on deleting a securitygroup that is still referenced by a policy
    // (referential integrity)
    boolean r = true;
    try {
        baseSecurityManager.deleteSecurityGroup(secg);
        DBFactory.getInstance().closeSession();
    } catch (final Exception e) {
        if (((DBRuntimeException) e).getCause() instanceof PropertyValueException) {
            r = true;
        }
    }
    DBFactory.getInstance().closeSession();
    assertTrue(r);
}
Example #6
Source File: BaseSecurityITCase.java    From olat with Apache License 2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
@Test
public void testPolicy() {
    final Identity ident = getOrCreateIdentity("anIdentity");
    final Identity ident2 = baseSecurityManager.createAndPersistIdentity("gugus2", null, AUTHENTICATION_PROVIDER_OLAT, "uuu2", Encoder.bCryptEncode("ppp"));

    final SecurityGroup secg = baseSecurityManager.createAndPersistSecurityGroup();
    final SecurityGroup secg2 = baseSecurityManager.createAndPersistSecurityGroup();

    baseSecurityManager.addIdentityToSecurityGroup(ident, secg);
    // resourceable type
    final OLATResourceable or1 = OresHelper.createOLATResourceableInstance("Forum", new Long("111"));
    // simulate some user gui clicks
    DBFactory.getInstance().closeSession();

    // resourceable (type and key)
    final OLATResourceable or2 = OresHelper.createOLATResourceableInstance("Forum", new Long("123"));

    baseSecurityManager.createAndPersistPolicy(secg2, Constants.PERMISSION_ACCESS, or1);
    Policy policy = baseSecurityManager.createAndPersistPolicy(secg, "read", or2); // instance
                                                                                   // resource
    assertNotNull(policy);
    assertNotNull(policy.getSecurityGroup());
    assertNotNull(policy.getSecurityGroup().getKey());
    assertTrue(policy.getSecurityGroup().getKey().equals(secg.getKey()));

    policy = baseSecurityManager.createAndPersistPolicy(secg, "read", or1); // type resource
    assertNotNull(policy);

    // assert we have instance access if we own the type policy
    assertTrue(baseSecurityManager.isIdentityPermittedOnResourceable(ident, "read", or2));

    assertTrue(baseSecurityManager.isIdentityPermittedOnResourceable(ident, "read", or1));
    assertFalse(baseSecurityManager.isIdentityPermittedOnResourceable(ident, "write", or1));
    assertFalse(baseSecurityManager.isIdentityPermittedOnResourceable(ident2, "read", or1));
    assertTrue(baseSecurityManager.isIdentityPermittedOnResourceable(ident, "read", or2));
    assertFalse(baseSecurityManager.isIdentityPermittedOnResourceable(ident, "blub", or2));

    DBFactory.getInstance().closeSession();

    // test on deleting a securitygroup that is still referenced by a policy
    // (referential integrity)
    boolean r = true;
    try {
        baseSecurityManager.deleteSecurityGroup(secg);
        DBFactory.getInstance().closeSession();
    } catch (final Exception e) {
        if (((DBRuntimeException) e).getCause() instanceof PropertyValueException) {
            r = true;
        }
    }
    DBFactory.getInstance().closeSession();
    assertTrue(r);
}
Example #7
Source File: ReactiveActionQueue.java    From hibernate-reactive with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 2 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Throws {@link org.hibernate.PropertyValueException} if there are any unresolved entity insert actions that depend
 * on non-nullable associations with a transient entity. This method should be called on completion of an operation
 * (after all cascades are completed) that saves an entity.
 *
 * @throws org.hibernate.PropertyValueException if there are any unresolved entity insert actions;
 * {@link org.hibernate.PropertyValueException#getEntityName()} and
 * {@link org.hibernate.PropertyValueException#getPropertyName()} will return the entity name and property value for
 * the first unresolved entity insert action.
 */
public void checkNoUnresolvedActionsAfterOperation() throws PropertyValueException {
	if ( unresolvedInsertions != null ) {
		unresolvedInsertions.checkNoUnresolvedActionsAfterOperation();
	}
}
Example #8
Source File: ActionQueue.java    From lams with GNU General Public License v2.0 2 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Throws {@link org.hibernate.PropertyValueException} if there are any unresolved entity insert actions that depend
 * on non-nullable associations with a transient entity. This method should be called on completion of an operation
 * (after all cascades are completed) that saves an entity.
 *
 * @throws org.hibernate.PropertyValueException if there are any unresolved entity insert actions;
 * {@link org.hibernate.PropertyValueException#getEntityName()} and
 * {@link org.hibernate.PropertyValueException#getPropertyName()} will return the entity name and property value for
 * the first unresolved entity insert action.
 */
public void checkNoUnresolvedActionsAfterOperation() throws PropertyValueException {
	if(unresolvedInsertions != null) {
		unresolvedInsertions.checkNoUnresolvedActionsAfterOperation();
	}
}