Examples of RemoteValueHolder

org.eclipse.persistence.internal.sessions.remote.RemoteValueHolder
Remote value holders can be invoked locally and remotely. In both situations the associated indirect object is invoked.

Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.sessions.remote.RemoteValueHolder

     */
    public void fixObjectReferences(Object object, Map objectDescriptors, Map processedObjects, ObjectLevelReadQuery query, RemoteSession session) {
        Object attributeValue = this.getMapping().getAttributeValueFromObject(object);
        //bug 4147755 if it is not a Remote Valueholder then treat as if there was no VH...
        if (attributeValue instanceof RemoteValueHolder){
            RemoteValueHolder rvh = (RemoteValueHolder)this.getMapping().getAttributeValueFromObject(object);
            rvh.setSession(session);
            rvh.setMapping(this.getMapping());
    
            if ((!query.shouldMaintainCache()) && ((!query.shouldCascadeParts()) || (query.shouldCascadePrivateParts() && (!getMapping().isPrivateOwned())))) {
                rvh.setQuery(null);
            } else {
                rvh.setQuery(query);
            }
    
            // set to uninstantiated since no objects are serialized past remote value holders
            rvh.setUninstantiated();
        }else{
            this.getMapping().fixRealObjectReferences(object, objectDescriptors, processedObjects, query, session);        
        }
    }

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.sessions.remote.RemoteValueHolder

     * Replace the client value holder with the server value holder,
     * after copying some of the settings from the client value holder.
     */
    public void mergeRemoteValueHolder(Object clientSideDomainObject, Object serverSideDomainObject, MergeManager mergeManager) {
        // This will always be a remote value holder coming from the server,
        RemoteValueHolder serverValueHolder = (RemoteValueHolder)getMapping().getAttributeValueFromObject(serverSideDomainObject);
        mergeClientIntoServerValueHolder(serverValueHolder, mergeManager);


        getMapping().setAttributeValueInObject(clientSideDomainObject, serverValueHolder);
    }

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.sessions.remote.RemoteValueHolder

     */
    public void fixObjectReferences(Object object, Map objectDescriptors, Map processedObjects, ObjectLevelReadQuery query, RemoteSession session) {
        Object attributeValue = this.mapping.getAttributeValueFromObject(object);
        //bug 4147755 if it is not a Remote Valueholder then treat as if there was no VH...
        if (attributeValue instanceof RemoteValueHolder){
            RemoteValueHolder rvh = (RemoteValueHolder)this.mapping.getAttributeValueFromObject(object);
            rvh.setSession(session);
            rvh.setMapping(this.mapping);
    
            if ((!query.shouldMaintainCache()) && ((!query.shouldCascadeParts()) || (query.shouldCascadePrivateParts() && (!this.mapping.isPrivateOwned())))) {
                rvh.setQuery(null);
            } else {
                rvh.setQuery(query);
            }
    
            // set to uninstantiated since no objects are serialized past remote value holders
            rvh.setUninstantiated();
        }else{
            this.mapping.fixRealObjectReferences(object, objectDescriptors, processedObjects, query, session);        
        }
    }

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.sessions.remote.RemoteValueHolder

     * Replace the client value holder with the server value holder,
     * after copying some of the settings from the client value holder.
     */
    public void mergeRemoteValueHolder(Object clientSideDomainObject, Object serverSideDomainObject, MergeManager mergeManager) {
        // This will always be a remote value holder coming from the server,
        RemoteValueHolder serverValueHolder = (RemoteValueHolder)this.mapping.getAttributeValueFromObject(serverSideDomainObject);
        mergeClientIntoServerValueHolder(serverValueHolder, mergeManager);


        this.mapping.setAttributeValueInObject(clientSideDomainObject, serverValueHolder);
    }

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.sessions.remote.RemoteValueHolder

     */
    public void fixObjectReferences(Object object, Map objectDescriptors, Map processedObjects, ObjectLevelReadQuery query, RemoteSession session) {
        Object attributeValue = this.getMapping().getAttributeValueFromObject(object);
        //bug 4147755 if it is not a Remote Valueholder then treat as if there was no VH...
        if (attributeValue instanceof RemoteValueHolder){
            RemoteValueHolder rvh = (RemoteValueHolder)this.getMapping().getAttributeValueFromObject(object);
            rvh.setSession(session);
            rvh.setMapping(this.getMapping());
    
            if ((!query.shouldMaintainCache()) && ((!query.shouldCascadeParts()) || (query.shouldCascadePrivateParts() && (!getMapping().isPrivateOwned())))) {
                rvh.setQuery(null);
            } else {
                rvh.setQuery(query);
            }
    
            // set to uninstantiated since no objects are serialized past remote value holders
            rvh.setUninstantiated();
        }else{
            this.getMapping().fixRealObjectReferences(object, objectDescriptors, processedObjects, query, session);        
        }
    }

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.sessions.remote.RemoteValueHolder

     * Replace the client value holder with the server value holder,
     * after copying some of the settings from the client value holder.
     */
    public void mergeRemoteValueHolder(Object clientSideDomainObject, Object serverSideDomainObject, MergeManager mergeManager) {
        // This will always be a remote value holder coming from the server,
        RemoteValueHolder serverValueHolder = (RemoteValueHolder)getMapping().getAttributeValueFromObject(serverSideDomainObject);
        mergeClientIntoServerValueHolder(serverValueHolder, mergeManager);


        getMapping().setAttributeValueInObject(clientSideDomainObject, serverValueHolder);
    }

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.sessions.remote.RemoteValueHolder

     */
    public void fixObjectReferences(Object object, Map objectDescriptors, Map processedObjects, ObjectLevelReadQuery query, RemoteSession session) {
        Object attributeValue = this.mapping.getAttributeValueFromObject(object);
        //bug 4147755 if it is not a Remote Valueholder then treat as if there was no VH...
        if (attributeValue instanceof RemoteValueHolder){
            RemoteValueHolder rvh = (RemoteValueHolder)this.mapping.getAttributeValueFromObject(object);
            rvh.setSession(session);
            rvh.setMapping(this.mapping);
    
            if ((!query.shouldMaintainCache()) && ((!query.shouldCascadeParts()) || (query.shouldCascadePrivateParts() && (!this.mapping.isPrivateOwned())))) {
                rvh.setQuery(null);
            } else {
                rvh.setQuery(query);
            }
    
            // set to uninstantiated since no objects are serialized past remote value holders
            rvh.setUninstantiated();
        }else{
            this.mapping.fixRealObjectReferences(object, objectDescriptors, processedObjects, query, session);        
        }
    }

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.sessions.remote.RemoteValueHolder

     * Replace the client value holder with the server value holder,
     * after copying some of the settings from the client value holder.
     */
    public void mergeRemoteValueHolder(Object clientSideDomainObject, Object serverSideDomainObject, MergeManager mergeManager) {
        // This will always be a remote value holder coming from the server,
        RemoteValueHolder serverValueHolder = (RemoteValueHolder)this.mapping.getAttributeValueFromObject(serverSideDomainObject);
        mergeClientIntoServerValueHolder(serverValueHolder, mergeManager);


        this.mapping.setAttributeValueInObject(clientSideDomainObject, serverValueHolder);
    }

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.sessions.remote.RemoteValueHolder

     */
    public void fixObjectReferences(Object object, Map objectDescriptors, Map processedObjects, ObjectLevelReadQuery query, RemoteSession session) {
        Object attributeValue = this.mapping.getAttributeValueFromObject(object);
        //bug 4147755 if it is not a Remote Valueholder then treat as if there was no VH...
        if (attributeValue instanceof RemoteValueHolder){
            RemoteValueHolder rvh = (RemoteValueHolder)this.mapping.getAttributeValueFromObject(object);
            rvh.setSession(session);
            rvh.setMapping(this.mapping);
    
            if ((!query.shouldMaintainCache()) && ((!query.shouldCascadeParts()) || (query.shouldCascadePrivateParts() && (!this.mapping.isPrivateOwned())))) {
                rvh.setQuery(null);
            } else {
                rvh.setQuery(query);
            }
    
            // set to uninstantiated since no objects are serialized past remote value holders
            rvh.setUninstantiated();
        }else{
            this.mapping.fixRealObjectReferences(object, objectDescriptors, processedObjects, query, session);        
        }
    }

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.sessions.remote.RemoteValueHolder

     * Replace the client value holder with the server value holder,
     * after copying some of the settings from the client value holder.
     */
    public void mergeRemoteValueHolder(Object clientSideDomainObject, Object serverSideDomainObject, MergeManager mergeManager) {
        // This will always be a remote value holder coming from the server,
        RemoteValueHolder serverValueHolder = (RemoteValueHolder)this.mapping.getAttributeValueFromObject(serverSideDomainObject);
        mergeClientIntoServerValueHolder(serverValueHolder, mergeManager);


        this.mapping.setAttributeValueInObject(clientSideDomainObject, serverValueHolder);
    }

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