Package org.eclipse.persistence.internal.indirection

Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.indirection.BasicIndirectionPolicy

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     * Indirection means that a ValueHolder will be put in-between the attribute and the real object.
     * This allows for the reading of the target from the database to be delayed until accessed.
     * This defaults to true and is strongly suggested as it give a huge performance gain.
     */
    public void useBasicIndirection() {
        setIndirectionPolicy(new BasicIndirectionPolicy());
    }
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     * Indirection means that a ValueHolder will be put in-between the attribute and the real object.
     * This allows for the reading of the target from the database to be delayed until accessed.
     * This defaults to true and is strongly suggested as it give a huge performance gain.
     */
    public void useBasicIndirection() {
        setIndirectionPolicy(new BasicIndirectionPolicy());
    }
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     * Indirection means that a ValueHolder will be put in-between the attribute and the real object.
     * This allows for the reading of the target from the database to be delayed until accessed.
     * This defaults to true and is strongly suggested as it give a huge performance gain.
     */
    public void useBasicIndirection() {
        setIndirectionPolicy(new BasicIndirectionPolicy());
    }
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     * Indirection means that a ValueHolder will be put in-between the attribute and the real object.
     * This allows for the reading of the target from the database to be delayed until accessed.
     * This defaults to true and is strongly suggested as it give a huge performance gain.
     */
    public void useBasicIndirection() {
        setIndirectionPolicy(new BasicIndirectionPolicy());
    }
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     * Indirection means that a ValueHolder will be put in-between the attribute and the real object.
     * This allows for the reading of the target from the database to be delayed until accessed.
     * This defaults to true and is strongly suggested as it give a huge performance gain.
     */
    public void useBasicIndirection() {
        setIndirectionPolicy(new BasicIndirectionPolicy());
    }
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