Examples of org.apache.cayenne.access.types.ByteType

org.apache.cayenne.access.types.ByteType
Handles java.lang.Byte type mapping. Can be configured to recast java.lang.Byte to java.lang.Integer when binding values to PreparedStatement. This is a workaround for bugs in certain drivers. Drivers that are proven to have issues with byte values are Sybase and Oracle (Mac OS X only). @since 1.0.3

        // create specially configured ByteArrayType handler
        map.registerType(new ByteArrayType(true, false));


        // address Sybase driver inability to handle java.lang.Short and java.lang.Byte
        map.registerType(new ShortType(true));
        map.registerType(new ByteType(true));
    }

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        // create specially configured ByteArrayType handler
        map.registerType(new ByteArrayType(true, false));


        // address Sybase driver inability to handle java.lang.Short and java.lang.Byte
        map.registerType(new ShortType(true));
        map.registerType(new ByteType(true));
    }

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        // create specially configured CharType handler
        map.registerType(new CharType(true, false));


        // address Derby driver inability to handle java.lang.Short and java.lang.Byte
        map.registerType(new ShortType(true));
        map.registerType(new ByteType(true));
    }

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        // override date handler with Oracle handler
        map.registerType(new OracleUtilDateType());


        // At least on MacOS X, driver does not handle Short and Byte properly
        map.registerType(new ShortType(true));
        map.registerType(new ByteType(true));


        // these two types are needed to replace PreparedStatement binding
        // via "setObject()" to a call to setInt or setDouble to make
        // Oracle happy, esp. with the AST* expression classes
        // that do not evaluate constants to BigDecimals, but rather

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        // create specially configured CharType handler
        map.registerType(new CharType(true, false));


        // address Derby driver inability to handle java.lang.Short and java.lang.Byte
        map.registerType(new ShortType(true));
        map.registerType(new ByteType(true));
    }

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        // create specially configured ByteArrayType handler
        map.registerType(new ByteArrayType(true, false));


        // address Sybase driver inability to handle java.lang.Short and java.lang.Byte
        map.registerType(new ShortType(true));
        map.registerType(new ByteType(true));
    }

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        // override date handler with Oracle handler
        map.registerType(new OracleUtilDateType());


        // At least on MacOS X, driver does not handle Short and Byte properly
        map.registerType(new ShortType(true));
        map.registerType(new ByteType(true));


        // these two types are needed to replace PreparedStatement binding
        // via "setObject()" to a call to setInt or setDouble to make
        // Oracle happy, esp. with the AST* expression classes
        // that do not evaluate constants to BigDecimals, but rather

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        // create specially configured CharType handler
        map.registerType(new CharType(true, false));


        // address Derby driver inability to handle java.lang.Short and java.lang.Byte
        map.registerType(new ShortType(true));
        map.registerType(new ByteType(true));
    }

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        // create specially configured ByteArrayType handler
        map.registerType(new ByteArrayType(true, false));


        // address Sybase driver inability to handle java.lang.Short and java.lang.Byte
        map.registerType(new ShortType(true));
        map.registerType(new ByteType(true));
    }

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        // override date handler with Oracle handler
        map.registerType(new OracleUtilDateType());


        // At least on MacOS X, driver does not handle Short and Byte properly
        map.registerType(new ShortType(true));
        map.registerType(new ByteType(true));


        // these two types are needed to replace PreparedStatement binding
        // via "setObject()" to a call to setInt or setDouble to make
        // Oracle happy, esp. with the AST* expression classes
        // that do not evaluate constants to BigDecimals, but rather

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