Package org.apache.cayenne.map

Examples of org.apache.cayenne.map.EntityResolver

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    // creates default entity resolver if there is none set yet
    private synchronized void createEntityResolver() {
        if (entityResolver == null) {
            // entity resolver will be self-indexing as we add all our maps
            // to it as they are added to the DataDomain
            entityResolver = new EntityResolver();
        }
    }
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        dataNode.setDataMaps(colection);
        dataNode.setAdapter(adapter);
        dataNode.setDataSource(dataSource);
        dataNode.setDataSourceFactory(node.getDataSourceFactory());
        dataNode.setSchemaUpdateStrategyName(node.getSchemaUpdateStrategyName());
        dataNode.setEntityResolver(new EntityResolver(colection));
        return dataNode;
    }
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    /**
     * @since 1.1
     * @deprecated since 3.1, {@link #setEntityResolver(EntityResolver)} is used instead.
     */
    public void setDataMaps(Collection<DataMap> dataMaps) {
        setEntityResolver(new EntityResolver(dataMaps != null
                ? dataMaps
                : Collections.EMPTY_LIST));
    }
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        int size = persistent.size();
        if (size == 0) {
            return;
        }

        EntityResolver resolver = persistent
                .get(0)
                .getObjectContext()
                .getEntityResolver();
        ClassDescriptor descriptor = resolver.getClassDescriptor(objEntity.getName());

        List<DbRelationship> reflexiveRels = reflexiveDbEntities.get(dbEntity);
        String[] reflexiveRelNames = new String[reflexiveRels.size()];
        for (int i = 0; i < reflexiveRelNames.length; i++) {
            DbRelationship dbRel = reflexiveRels.get(i);
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    @Inject
    private Injector injector;
   
    public void testRunAsIndividualQueriesSuccess() throws Exception {
        EntityResolver resolver = runtime.getDataDomain().getEntityResolver();

        // test with adapter that supports keys...
        JdbcAdapter adapter = buildAdapter(true);

        DbEntity dbEntity = resolver
                .lookupObjEntity(SimpleLockingTestEntity.class)
                .getDbEntity();

        List<DbAttribute> qualifierAttributes = Arrays.asList((DbAttribute) dbEntity
                .getAttribute("LOCKING_TEST_ID"), (DbAttribute) dbEntity
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        assertEquals(0, mockConnection.getNumberCommits());
        assertEquals(0, mockConnection.getNumberRollbacks());
    }

    public void testRunAsIndividualQueriesOptimisticLockingFailure() throws Exception {
        EntityResolver resolver = runtime.getDataDomain().getEntityResolver();

        // test with adapter that supports keys...
        JdbcAdapter adapter = buildAdapter(true);

        DbEntity dbEntity = resolver
                .lookupObjEntity(SimpleLockingTestEntity.class)
                .getDbEntity();

        List<DbAttribute> qualifierAttributes = Arrays.asList((DbAttribute) dbEntity
                .getAttribute("LOCKING_TEST_ID"), (DbAttribute) dbEntity
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    @Inject
    private ServerRuntime runtime;

    public void testHasGeneratedKeys1() throws Exception {
        EntityResolver resolver = runtime.getChannel().getEntityResolver();

        // test with adapter that supports keys
        JdbcAdapter adapter = buildAdapter(true);

        InsertBatchQuery batch1 = new InsertBatchQuery(resolver.lookupObjEntity(
                GeneratedColumnTestEntity.class).getDbEntity(), 5);
        assertTrue(new BatchAction(batch1, adapter, resolver).hasGeneratedKeys());

        InsertBatchQuery batch2 = new InsertBatchQuery(resolver.lookupObjEntity(
                Artist.class).getDbEntity(), 5);
        assertFalse(new BatchAction(batch2, adapter, resolver).hasGeneratedKeys());
    }
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                Artist.class).getDbEntity(), 5);
        assertFalse(new BatchAction(batch2, adapter, resolver).hasGeneratedKeys());
    }

    public void testHasGeneratedKeys2() throws Exception {
        EntityResolver resolver = runtime.getChannel().getEntityResolver();

        // test with adapter that does not support keys...
        JdbcAdapter adapter = buildAdapter(false);

        InsertBatchQuery batch1 = new InsertBatchQuery(resolver.lookupObjEntity(
                GeneratedColumnTestEntity.class).getDbEntity(), 5);
        assertFalse(new BatchAction(batch1, adapter, resolver).hasGeneratedKeys());

        InsertBatchQuery batch2 = new InsertBatchQuery(resolver.lookupObjEntity(
                Artist.class).getDbEntity(), 5);
        assertFalse(new BatchAction(batch2, adapter, resolver).hasGeneratedKeys());
    }
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            if (root != null) {
                if (root instanceof Class) {
                    entity = resolver.lookupObjEntity((Class<?>) root);
                    if (entity == null) { //entity not found, try to resolve it with client resolver
                        EntityResolver clientResolver = resolver.getClientEntityResolver();
                        if (clientResolver != resolver) {
                            ObjEntity clientEntity = clientResolver.lookupObjEntity((Class<?>) root);
                           
                            if (clientEntity != null) {
                                entity = resolver.getObjEntity(clientEntity.getName());
                            }
                        }
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     */
    private void remapTargets() {

        Iterator<Object> it = stateLog.dirtyIds().iterator();

        EntityResolver resolver = context.getEntityResolver();

        // avoid processing callbacks when updating the map...
        PropertyChangeProcessingStrategy oldChangeStrategy = context
                .getPropertyChangeProcessingStrategy();
        context
                .setPropertyChangeProcessingStrategy(PropertyChangeProcessingStrategy.IGNORE);

        try {
            while (it.hasNext()) {
                ObjectId id = (ObjectId) it.next();
                ClassDescriptor descriptor = resolver.getClassDescriptor(id
                        .getEntityName());

                Iterator<ArcProperty> mapArcProperties = descriptor.getMapArcProperties();
                if (mapArcProperties.hasNext()) {

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