Package acceptance.hibernate.reference

Examples of acceptance.hibernate.reference.Department

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        setupPersistentDivision();

        final Session session = getSessionFactory().getCurrentSession();
        session.beginTransaction();
        final Division loaded = (Division)session.createQuery("from Division").uniqueResult();
        final Department dept = (Department)loaded.getDepartments().iterator().next();
        final Person person = (Person)dept.getPeople().iterator().next();
        final Site site = person.getSite();
        assertTrue(HibernateProxy.class.isAssignableFrom(site.getClass()));
        final String loadedXml = xstream.toXML(site);
        session.getTransaction().commit();
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     */
    private Division setupPersistentDivision() {
        final Session session = getSessionFactory().getCurrentSession();
        session.beginTransaction();
        final Division div = new Division("Div1");
        final Department dep = new Department("Dep1", div);
        final Site site = new Site("Site1");
        /*
         * This save is necessitated by the fact that Hibernate's transitive persistence is
         * depth-first and does not do a full graph analysis. Therefore it would be possible for
         * Hibernate to try to save the person record before the site record, which would throw
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    /**
     * Create the object graph in-memory without Hibernate.
     */
    private Division setupNonpersistentDivision() {
        final Division div = new Division("Div1");
        final Department dep = new Department("Dep1", div);
        final Site site = new Site("Site1");
        new Person("Tom", dep, site);
        return div;
    }
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