}
final XClass revisionNumberClass = property.getType();
if ( reflectionManager.equals( revisionNumberClass, Integer.class ) ||
reflectionManager.equals( revisionNumberClass, Integer.TYPE ) ) {
revisionInfoIdData = new PropertyData( property.getName(), property.getName(), accessType, null );
revisionNumberFound.set();
}
else if ( reflectionManager.equals( revisionNumberClass, Long.class ) ||
reflectionManager.equals( revisionNumberClass, Long.TYPE ) ) {
revisionInfoIdData = new PropertyData( property.getName(), property.getName(), accessType, null );
revisionNumberFound.set();
// The default is integer
revisionPropType = "long";
}
else {
throw new MappingException(
"The field annotated with @RevisionNumber must be of type " +
"int, Integer, long or Long"
);
}
// Getting the @Column definition of the revision number property, to later use that info to
// generate the same mapping for the relation from an audit table's revision number to the
// revision entity revision number.
final Column revisionPropColumn = property.getAnnotation( Column.class );
if ( revisionPropColumn != null ) {
revisionPropSqlType = revisionPropColumn.columnDefinition();
}
}
if ( revisionTimestamp != null ) {
if ( revisionTimestampFound.isSet() ) {
throw new MappingException( "Only one property may be annotated with @RevisionTimestamp!" );
}
final XClass revisionTimestampClass = property.getType();
if ( reflectionManager.equals( revisionTimestampClass, Long.class ) ||
reflectionManager.equals( revisionTimestampClass, Long.TYPE ) ||
reflectionManager.equals( revisionTimestampClass, Date.class ) ||
reflectionManager.equals( revisionTimestampClass, java.sql.Date.class ) ) {
revisionInfoTimestampData = new PropertyData(
property.getName(),
property.getName(),
accessType,
null
);
revisionTimestampFound.set();
}
else {
throw new MappingException(
"The field annotated with @RevisionTimestamp must be of type " +
"long, Long, java.util.Date or java.sql.Date"
);
}
}
if ( modifiedEntityNames != null ) {
if ( modifiedEntityNamesFound.isSet() ) {
throw new MappingException( "Only one property may be annotated with @ModifiedEntityNames!" );
}
final XClass modifiedEntityNamesClass = property.getType();
if ( reflectionManager.equals( modifiedEntityNamesClass, Set.class ) &&
reflectionManager.equals( property.getElementClass(), String.class ) ) {
modifiedEntityNamesData = new PropertyData(
property.getName(),
property.getName(),
accessType,
null
);