Examples of org.hibernate.engine.spi.EntityUniqueKey

org.hibernate.engine.spi.EntityUniqueKey
Used to uniquely key an entity instance in relation to a particular session by some unique property reference, as opposed to identifier.
Uniqueing information consists of the entity-name, the referenced property name, and the referenced property value. @author Gavin King @see EntityKey

        // polymorphism not really handled completely correctly,
        // perhaps...well, actually its ok, assuming that the
        // entity name used in the lookup is the same as the
        // the one used here, which it will be


        EntityUniqueKey euk = new EntityUniqueKey(
            rootPersister.getEntityName(), //polymorphism comment above
            ukName,
            type.semiResolve( values[index], session, object ),
            type,
            persister.getEntityMode(),

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        // polymorphism not really handled completely correctly,
        // perhaps...well, actually its ok, assuming that the
        // entity name used in the lookup is the same as the
        // the one used here, which it will be


        EntityUniqueKey euk = new EntityUniqueKey(
            rootPersister.getEntityName(), //polymorphism comment above
            ukName,
            type.semiResolve( values[index], session, object ),
            type,
            persister.getEntityMode(),

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        // polymorphism not really handled completely correctly,
        // perhaps...well, actually its ok, assuming that the
        // entity name used in the lookup is the same as the
        // the one used here, which it will be


        EntityUniqueKey euk = new EntityUniqueKey(
            entityReference.getEntityPersister().getEntityName(),
            ukName,
            type.semiResolve( values[index], context.getSession(), entityInstance ),
            type,
            concreteEntityPersister.getEntityMode(),

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        // polymorphism not really handled completely correctly,
        // perhaps...well, actually its ok, assuming that the
        // entity name used in the lookup is the same as the
        // the one used here, which it will be


        EntityUniqueKey euk = new EntityUniqueKey(
            rootPersister.getEntityName(), //polymorphism comment above
            ukName,
            type.semiResolve( values[index], session, object ),
            type,
            persister.getEntityMode(),

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    //    2) The incoming key is most likely the collection key which we need to resolve to the owner key
    //      find the corresponding owner instance
    //      a) try by EntityUniqueKey
    if ( collectionType.getLHSPropertyName() != null ) {
      final Object owner = getEntity(
          new EntityUniqueKey(
              ownerPersister.getEntityName(),
              collectionType.getLHSPropertyName(),
              key,
              collectionPersister.getKeyType(),
              ownerPersister.getEntityMode(),

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    final SessionFactoryImplementor factory = session.getFactory();
    UniqueKeyLoadable persister = ( UniqueKeyLoadable ) factory.getEntityPersister( entityName );


    //TODO: implement caching?! proxies?!


    EntityUniqueKey euk = new EntityUniqueKey(
        entityName, 
        uniqueKeyPropertyName, 
        key, 
        getIdentifierOrUniqueKeyType( factory ),
        persister.getEntityMode(),

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        // polymorphism not really handled completely correctly,
        // perhaps...well, actually its ok, assuming that the
        // entity name used in the lookup is the same as the
        // the one used here, which it will be


        EntityUniqueKey euk = new EntityUniqueKey(
            rootPersister.getEntityName(), //polymorphism comment above
            ukName,
            type.semiResolve( values[index], session, object ),
            type,
            persister.getEntityMode(),

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        // polymorphism not really handled completely correctly,
        // perhaps...well, actually its ok, assuming that the
        // entity name used in the lookup is the same as the
        // the one used here, which it will be


        EntityUniqueKey euk = new EntityUniqueKey(
            rootPersister.getEntityName(), //polymorphism comment above
            ukName,
            type.semiResolve( values[index], session, object ),
            type,
            persister.getEntityMode(),

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    //    2) The incoming key is most likely the collection key which we need to resolve to the owner key
    //      find the corresponding owner instance
    //      a) try by EntityUniqueKey
    if ( collectionType.getLHSPropertyName() != null ) {
      Object owner = getEntity(
          new EntityUniqueKey(
              ownerPersister.getEntityName(),
              collectionType.getLHSPropertyName(),
              key,
              collectionPersister.getKeyType(),
              ownerPersister.getEntityMode(),

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        // polymorphism not really handled completely correctly,
        // perhaps...well, actually its ok, assuming that the
        // entity name used in the lookup is the same as the
        // the one used here, which it will be


        EntityUniqueKey euk = new EntityUniqueKey(
            rootPersister.getEntityName(), //polymorphism comment above
            ukName,
            type.semiResolve( values[index], session, object ),
            type,
            persister.getEntityMode(),

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