Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.classes.InterfaceAccessor

Package org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.classes

Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.classes.InterfaceAccessor

org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.classes.InterfaceAccessor
An interface accessor. This is kinda forward thinking. I assume once we get into full interface support etc. this class will handle much more and will map directly to an interface schema element from the eclipselink orm schema. Things that should or could be mapped on this interface are: - alias - query keys @author Guy Pelletier @since EclipseLink 1.0

    public void process() {
        // Add ourselves to the list of variable one to one accessors to this
        // interface. If an InterfaceAccessor doesn't exist, create one. It
        // will be re-used for each variable one to one accessor that uses
        // the same interface class.
        InterfaceAccessor interfaceAccessor = getProject().getInterfaceAccessor(getReferenceClassName());
        if (interfaceAccessor == null) {
            interfaceAccessor = new InterfaceAccessor(null, getReferenceClass(), getProject());
            interfaceAccessor.process();
            getProject().addInterfaceAccessor(interfaceAccessor);
        }
        interfaceAccessor.addVariableOneToOneAccessor(this);
        
        // Now process our variable one to one mapping.
        VariableOneToOneMapping mapping = new VariableOneToOneMapping();
        mapping.setIsReadOnly(false);
        mapping.setIsPrivateOwned(isPrivateOwned());

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    public void process() {
        // Add ourselves to the list of variable one to one accessors to this
        // interface. If an InterfaceAccessor doesn't exist, create one. It
        // will be re-used for each variable one to one accessor that uses
        // the same interface class.
        InterfaceAccessor interfaceAccessor = getProject().getInterfaceAccessor(getReferenceClassName());
        if (interfaceAccessor == null) {
            interfaceAccessor = new InterfaceAccessor(null, getReferenceClass(), getProject());
            interfaceAccessor.process();
            getProject().addInterfaceAccessor(interfaceAccessor);
        }
        interfaceAccessor.addVariableOneToOneAccessor(this);
        
        // Now process our variable one to one mapping.
        VariableOneToOneMapping mapping = new VariableOneToOneMapping();
        mapping.setIsReadOnly(false);
        mapping.setIsPrivateOwned(isPrivateOwned());

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        // Add ourselves to the list of variable one to one accessors to this
        // interface. If an InterfaceAccessor doesn't exist, create one. It
        // will be re-used for each variable one to one accessor that uses
        // the same interface class.
        InterfaceAccessor interfaceAccessor = getProject().getInterfaceAccessor(getReferenceClassName());
        if (interfaceAccessor == null) {
            interfaceAccessor = new InterfaceAccessor(null, getReferenceClass(), getProject());
            interfaceAccessor.process();
            getProject().addInterfaceAccessor(interfaceAccessor);
        }
        interfaceAccessor.addVariableOneToOneAccessor(this);
        
        // Now process our variable one to one mapping.
        VariableOneToOneMapping mapping = new VariableOneToOneMapping();
        processRelationshipMapping(mapping);

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    public void process() {
        // Add ourselves to the list of variable one to one accessors to this
        // interface. If an InterfaceAccessor doesn't exist, create one. It
        // will be re-used for each variable one to one accessor that uses
        // the same interface class.
        InterfaceAccessor interfaceAccessor = getProject().getInterfaceAccessor(getReferenceClassName());
        if (interfaceAccessor == null) {
            interfaceAccessor = new InterfaceAccessor(null, getReferenceClass(), getProject());
            interfaceAccessor.process();
            getProject().addInterfaceAccessor(interfaceAccessor);
        }
        interfaceAccessor.addVariableOneToOneAccessor(this);
        
        // Now process our variable one to one mapping.
        VariableOneToOneMapping mapping = new VariableOneToOneMapping();
        setMapping(mapping);

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    public void process() {
        // Add ourselves to the list of variable one to one accessors to this
        // interface. If an InterfaceAccessor doesn't exist, create one. It
        // will be re-used for each variable one to one accessor that uses
        // the same interface class.
        InterfaceAccessor interfaceAccessor = getProject().getInterfaceAccessor(getReferenceClassName());
        if (interfaceAccessor == null) {
            interfaceAccessor = new InterfaceAccessor(null, getReferenceClass(), getProject());
            interfaceAccessor.process();
            getProject().addInterfaceAccessor(interfaceAccessor);
        }
        interfaceAccessor.addVariableOneToOneAccessor(this);
        
        // Now process our variable one to one mapping.
        VariableOneToOneMapping mapping = new VariableOneToOneMapping();
        setMapping(mapping);

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    public void process() {
        // Add ourselves to the list of variable one to one accessors to this
        // interface. If an InterfaceAccessor doesn't exist, create one. It
        // will be re-used for each variable one to one accessor that uses
        // the same interface class.
        InterfaceAccessor interfaceAccessor = getProject().getInterfaceAccessor(getReferenceClassName());
        if (interfaceAccessor == null) {
            interfaceAccessor = new InterfaceAccessor(null, getReferenceClass(), getProject());
            interfaceAccessor.process();
            getProject().addInterfaceAccessor(interfaceAccessor);
        }
        interfaceAccessor.addVariableOneToOneAccessor(this);
        
        // Now process our variable one to one mapping.
        VariableOneToOneMapping mapping = new VariableOneToOneMapping();
        setMapping(mapping);

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    public void process() {
        // Add ourselves to the list of variable one to one accessors to this
        // interface. If an InterfaceAccessor doesn't exist, create one. It
        // will be re-used for each variable one to one accessor that uses
        // the same interface class.
        InterfaceAccessor interfaceAccessor = getProject().getInterfaceAccessor(getReferenceClassName());
        if (interfaceAccessor == null) {
            interfaceAccessor = new InterfaceAccessor(null, getReferenceClass(), getProject());
            interfaceAccessor.process();
            getProject().addInterfaceAccessor(interfaceAccessor);
        }
        interfaceAccessor.addVariableOneToOneAccessor(this);
        
        // Now process our variable one to one mapping.
        VariableOneToOneMapping mapping = new VariableOneToOneMapping();
        setMapping(mapping);

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        // Add ourselves to the list of variable one to one accessors to this
        // interface. If an InterfaceAccessor doesn't exist, create one. It
        // will be re-used for each variable one to one accessor that uses
        // the same interface class.
        InterfaceAccessor interfaceAccessor = getProject().getInterfaceAccessor(getReferenceClassName());
        if (interfaceAccessor == null) {
            interfaceAccessor = new InterfaceAccessor(null, getReferenceClass(), getProject());
            interfaceAccessor.process();
            getProject().addInterfaceAccessor(interfaceAccessor);
        }
        interfaceAccessor.addVariableOneToOneAccessor(this);
        
        // Now process our variable one to one mapping.
        VariableOneToOneMapping mapping = new VariableOneToOneMapping();
        processRelationshipMapping(mapping);

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        // Add ourselves to the list of variable one to one accessors to this
        // interface. If an InterfaceAccessor doesn't exist, create one. It
        // will be re-used for each variable one to one accessor that uses
        // the same interface class.
        InterfaceAccessor interfaceAccessor = getProject().getInterfaceAccessor(getReferenceClassName());
        if (interfaceAccessor == null) {
            interfaceAccessor = new InterfaceAccessor(null, getReferenceClass(), getProject());
            interfaceAccessor.process();
            getProject().addInterfaceAccessor(interfaceAccessor);
        }
        interfaceAccessor.addVariableOneToOneAccessor(this);
        
        // Now process our variable one to one mapping.
        VariableOneToOneMapping mapping = new VariableOneToOneMapping();
        processRelationshipMapping(mapping);

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        // Add ourselves to the list of variable one to one accessors to this
        // interface. If an InterfaceAccessor doesn't exist, create one. It
        // will be re-used for each variable one to one accessor that uses
        // the same interface class.
        InterfaceAccessor interfaceAccessor = getProject().getInterfaceAccessor(getReferenceClassName());
        if (interfaceAccessor == null) {
            interfaceAccessor = new InterfaceAccessor(null, getReferenceClass(), getProject());
            interfaceAccessor.process();
            getProject().addInterfaceAccessor(interfaceAccessor);
        }
        interfaceAccessor.addVariableOneToOneAccessor(this);
        
        // Now process our variable one to one mapping.
        VariableOneToOneMapping mapping = new VariableOneToOneMapping();
        processRelationshipMapping(mapping);

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