Examples of oracle.toplink.essentials.mappings.AggregateObjectMapping

oracle.toplink.essentials.mappings.AggregateObjectMapping

Purpose:Two objects can be considered to be related by aggregation if there is a strict 1:1 relationship between the objects. This means that if the source (parent) object exists, then the target (child or owned) object must exist. In TopLink, it also means the data for the owned object is in the same table as the parent. @author Sati @since TOPLink/Java 1.0

        if (m_descriptor.hasMappingForAttributeName(getAttributeName())) {
            // XML/Annotation merging. XML wins, ignore annotations.
            m_logger.logWarningMessage(m_logger.IGNORE_MAPPING, m_descriptor, this);
        } else {
            // Create an aggregate mapping and do the rest of the work.
            AggregateObjectMapping mapping = new AggregateObjectMapping();
            mapping.setIsReadOnly(false);
            mapping.setIsNullAllowed(true);
            mapping.setReferenceClassName(getReferenceClassName());
            mapping.setAttributeName(getAttributeName());    
        
            // Will check for PROPERTY access
            setAccessorMethods(mapping);
        
            // Process attribute overrides.

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