Examples of ValueStore

com.sun.org.apache.xerces.internal.impl.xs.identity.ValueStore
Interface for storing values associated to an identity constraint. Each value stored corresponds to a field declared for the identity constraint. One instance of an object implementing this interface is created for each identity constraint per element declaration in the instance document to store the information for this identity constraint.
Note: The component performing identity constraint collection and validation is responsible for providing an implementation of this interface. The component is also responsible for performing the necessary checks required by each type of identity constraint. @xerces.internal @author Andy Clark, IBM @version $Id: ValueStore.java,v 1.2.6.1 2005/09/08 08:58:34 sunithareddy Exp $
mf.org.apache.xerces.impl.xs.identity.ValueStore
Interface for storing values associated to an identity constraint. Each value stored corresponds to a field declared for the identity constraint. One instance of an object implementing this interface is created for each identity constraint per element declaration in the instance document to store the information for this identity constraint.
Note: The component performing identity constraint collection and validation is responsible for providing an implementation of this interface. The component is also responsible for performing the necessary checks required by each type of identity constraint. @xerces.internal @author Andy Clark, IBM @version $Id: ValueStore.java 520039 2007-03-19 18:34:38Z mrglavas $
org.apache.xerces.impl.xs.identity.ValueStore
Interface for storing values associated to an identity constraint. Each value stored corresponds to a field declared for the identity constraint. One instance of an object implementing this interface is created for each identity constraint per element declaration in the instance document to store the information for this identity constraint.
Note: The component performing identity constraint collection and validation is responsible for providing an implementation of this interface. The component is also responsible for performing the necessary checks required by each type of identity constraint. @author Andy Clark, IBM @version $Id: ValueStore.java,v 1.4 2003/05/08 20:11:56 elena Exp $
org.apache.xerces.validators.schema.identity.ValueStore
Interface for storing values associated to an identity constraint. Each value stored corresponds to a field declared for the identity constraint. One instance of an object implementing this interface is created for each identity constraint per element declaration in the instance document to store the information for this identity constraint.
Note: The component performing identity constraint collection and validation is responsible for providing an implementation of this interface. The component is also responsible for performing the necessary checks required by each type of identity constraint. @author Andy Clark, IBM @version $Id: ValueStore.java,v 1.4 2001/05/15 17:21:25 neilg Exp $
org.eclipse.persistence.sdo.ValueStore

Purpose The ValueStore interface exposes the property model in SDO to pluggable implementers that wish to wrap their object model in the SDO API.

The ValueStore interface exposes the properties Map in SDODataObject to extension or replacement. The implementing class must override or extend the get/set/isSet/unset ValueStore functions so that any calls routed through the SDO API are routed through to the underlying Data-Model that ValueStore wraps.
Possible implementers must maintain DataObject integrity which includes containment and changeSummary.
Setup:
Before using the ValueStore interface the type tree must be defined by loading in the XSD schema file that matches the plugged in model if using dynamic classes.
The ValueStore interface enables 3rd party implementers of the SDO API to plug-in their object model in place of the default SDO DataObject interface. The Map like functions set/get and the List like functions isSet/unset are left to the implementation to maintain.
It is the responsibility of the implementation to handle read or read/write capability against the underlying object model. Any access or modification of the pluggable object model done outside of this interface may destabilize the ValueStore state.

Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.sdo.ValueStore


        /**
         * Fix originalValueStores by deep copying the original dataObject:key and the original valueStore:value
         * key is original deleted object in [deepCopies] - value is copy of the ValueStore
         */
        ValueStore aVSCopy = null;
        ValueStore aVSOriginal = null;
        for (Iterator anIterator = originalCS.getOriginalValueStores().keySet().iterator();
                 anIterator.hasNext();) {
            anOriginalObject = (DataObject)anIterator.next();
            // deep copy to get corresponding copy DataObject (deleted objects were added to doMap)
            aCopyOfOriginalObject = (DataObject)origDOCS1toCopyDOCS2Map.get(anOriginalObject);


            /**
             * Recursively shallow-copy elements (by iterating the ovs map and iterating the properties of each item)
             * Fix the dataObject pointer 
             */
            aVSCopy = createValueStore();
            aVSOriginal = (ValueStore)originalCS.getOriginalValueStores().get(anOriginalObject);
            // changes made to the copy VS must not affect the original -hence the dataObject field must be a copy of the original
            aVSCopy.initialize(aCopyOfOriginalObject);
            Object aVSPropertyItem = null;


            // get the # of non-opencontent properties for the object holding the CS - do not use DVS.getTypePropertyValues()
            for (int size = ((SDOType) anOriginalObject.getType()).getDeclaredProperties().size(), i = 0; 
                     i < size; i++) {
                aVSPropertyItem = aVSOriginal.getDeclaredProperty(i);
                // only iterate set properties
                if (aVSOriginal.isSetDeclaredProperty(i)) {
                    // shallow copy the object values
                    // handle single case
                    SDOProperty currentProperty = (SDOProperty)((SDOType)anOriginalObject.getType()).getDeclaredProperties().get(i);
                    if (currentProperty.isMany()) {
                        propertyToOriginalListMap.put(aVSPropertyItem, currentProperty);


                        // handle many case - handled by originalElements
                        // container DO must be in our reference map
                        SDODataObject copyContainer = (SDODataObject)origDOCS1toCopyDOCS2Map.get(anOriginalObject);
                        ListWrapper aCopyOfListCopy = (ListWrapper)((DataObject)copyContainer).getList(currentProperty);


                        // add reference of new copy of original List keyed on original List
                        copyListWrapperCS2toCopyOfListCS2Map.put((anOriginalObject).getList(currentProperty), aCopyOfListCopy);
                        aVSCopy.setDeclaredProperty(i, aCopyOfListCopy);
                    } else {
                        // COMPLEX SINGLE
                        if (!currentProperty.getType().isDataType()) {
                            // are we using the cast to DataObject as a sort of instance check that would throw a CCE?
                            aVSCopy.setDeclaredProperty(i, origDOCS1toCopyDOCS2Map.get(aVSPropertyItem));
                        } else {
                            // SIMPLE SINGLE
                            // skip changeSummary property
                            if (!currentProperty.getType().isChangeSummaryType()) {
                                // simple singles set
                                aVSCopy.setDeclaredProperty(i, aVSPropertyItem);
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
            }


            // create list of unset and current open content properties
            List ocPropertiesList = new ArrayList();
            ocPropertiesList.addAll(originalCS.getUnsetOCProperties(anOriginalObject));
            // add existing properties
            ocPropertiesList.addAll(((SDODataObject)anOriginalObject)._getOpenContentProperties());
            ocPropertiesList.addAll(((SDODataObject)anOriginalObject)._getOpenContentPropertiesAttributes());
            // iterate existing open content properties            
            for (Iterator i = ocPropertiesList.iterator(); i.hasNext();) {
                SDOProperty ocProperty = (SDOProperty)i.next();
                if (aVSOriginal.isSetOpenContentProperty(ocProperty)) {
                    // get oc value              
                    Object anOCPropertyItem = aVSOriginal.getOpenContentProperty(ocProperty);


                    // get oc copy - shallow copy the object values
                    if (ocProperty.isMany()) {
                        // handle many case - handled by originalElements
                        // container DO must be in our reference map

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.sdo.ValueStore


        /**
         * Fix originalValueStores by deep copying the original dataObject:key and the original valueStore:value
         * key is original deleted object in [deepCopies] - value is copy of the ValueStore
         */
        ValueStore aVSCopy = null;
        ValueStore aVSOriginal = null;
        for (Iterator anIterator = originalCS.getOriginalValueStores().keySet().iterator();
                 anIterator.hasNext();) {
            anOriginalObject = (DataObject)anIterator.next();
            // deep copy to get corresponding copy DataObject (deleted objects were added to doMap)
            aCopyOfOriginalObject = (DataObject)origDOCS1toCopyDOCS2Map.get(anOriginalObject);


            /**
             * Recursively shallow-copy elements (by iterating the ovs map and iterating the properties of each item)
             * Fix the dataObject pointer 
             */
            aVSCopy = createValueStore();
            aVSOriginal = (ValueStore)originalCS.getOriginalValueStores().get(anOriginalObject);
            // changes made to the copy VS must not affect the original -hence the dataObject field must be a copy of the original
            aVSCopy.initialize(aCopyOfOriginalObject);
            Object aVSPropertyItem = null;


            // get the # of non-opencontent properties for the object holding the CS - do not use DVS.getTypePropertyValues()
            for (int size = ((SDOType) anOriginalObject.getType()).getDeclaredProperties().size(), i = 0; 
                     i < size; i++) {
                aVSPropertyItem = aVSOriginal.getDeclaredProperty(i);
                // only iterate set properties
                if (aVSOriginal.isSetDeclaredProperty(i)) {
                    // shallow copy the object values
                    // handle single case
                    SDOProperty currentProperty = (SDOProperty)((SDOType)anOriginalObject.getType()).getDeclaredProperties().get(i);
                    if (currentProperty.isMany()) {
                        propertyToOriginalListMap.put(aVSPropertyItem, currentProperty);


                        // handle many case - handled by originalElements
                        // container DO must be in our reference map
                        SDODataObject copyContainer = (SDODataObject)origDOCS1toCopyDOCS2Map.get(anOriginalObject);
                        ListWrapper aCopyOfListCopy = (ListWrapper)((DataObject)copyContainer).getList(currentProperty);


                        // add reference of new copy of original List keyed on original List
                        copyListWrapperCS2toCopyOfListCS2Map.put((anOriginalObject).getList(currentProperty), aCopyOfListCopy);
                        aVSCopy.setDeclaredProperty(i, aCopyOfListCopy);
                    } else {
                        // COMPLEX SINGLE
                        if (!currentProperty.getType().isDataType()) {
                            // are we using the cast to DataObject as a sort of instance check that would throw a CCE?
                            aVSCopy.setDeclaredProperty(i, origDOCS1toCopyDOCS2Map.get(aVSPropertyItem));
                        } else {
                            // SIMPLE SINGLE
                            // skip changeSummary property
                            if (!currentProperty.getType().isChangeSummaryType()) {
                                // simple singles set
                                aVSCopy.setDeclaredProperty(i, aVSPropertyItem);
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
            }


            // create list of unset and current open content properties
            List ocPropertiesList = new ArrayList();
            ocPropertiesList.addAll(originalCS.getUnsetOCProperties(anOriginalObject));
            // add existing properties
            ocPropertiesList.addAll(((SDODataObject)anOriginalObject)._getOpenContentProperties());
            ocPropertiesList.addAll(((SDODataObject)anOriginalObject)._getOpenContentPropertiesAttributes());
            // iterate existing open content properties            
            for (Iterator i = ocPropertiesList.iterator(); i.hasNext();) {
                SDOProperty ocProperty = (SDOProperty)i.next();
                if (aVSOriginal.isSetOpenContentProperty(ocProperty)) {
                    // get oc value              
                    Object anOCPropertyItem = aVSOriginal.getOpenContentProperty(ocProperty);


                    // get oc copy - shallow copy the object values
                    if (ocProperty.isMany()) {
                        // handle many case - handled by originalElements
                        // container DO must be in our reference map

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.sdo.ValueStore


        /**
         * Fix originalValueStores by deep copying the original dataObject:key and the original valueStore:value
         * key is original deleted object in [deepCopies] - value is copy of the ValueStore
         */
        ValueStore aVSCopy = null;
        ValueStore aVSOriginal = null;
        for (Iterator anIterator = originalCS.getOriginalValueStores().keySet().iterator();
                 anIterator.hasNext();) {
            anOriginalObject = (DataObject)anIterator.next();
            // deep copy to get corresponding copy DataObject (deleted objects were added to doMap)
            aCopyOfOriginalObject = (DataObject)origDOCS1toCopyDOCS2Map.get(anOriginalObject);


            /**
             * Recursively shallow-copy elements (by iterating the ovs map and iterating the properties of each item)
             * Fix the dataObject pointer 
             */
            aVSCopy = createValueStore();
            aVSOriginal = (ValueStore)originalCS.getOriginalValueStores().get(anOriginalObject);
            // changes made to the copy VS must not affect the original -hence the dataObject field must be a copy of the original
            aVSCopy.initialize(aCopyOfOriginalObject);
            Object aVSPropertyItem = null;


            // get the # of non-opencontent properties for the object holding the CS - do not use DVS.getTypePropertyValues()
            for (int size = anOriginalObject.getType().getDeclaredProperties().size(), i = 0;
                     i < size; i++) {
                aVSPropertyItem = aVSOriginal.getDeclaredProperty(i);
                // only iterate set properties
                if (aVSOriginal.isSetDeclaredProperty(i)) {
                    // shallow copy the object values
                    // handle single case
                    SDOProperty currentProperty = (SDOProperty)anOriginalObject.getType().getDeclaredProperties().get(i);
                    if (currentProperty.isMany()) {
                        propertyToOriginalListMap.put(aVSPropertyItem, currentProperty);


                        // handle many case - handled by originalElements
                        // container DO must be in our reference map
                        SDODataObject copyContainer = (SDODataObject)origDOCS1toCopyDOCS2Map.get(anOriginalObject);
                        ListWrapper aCopyOfListCopy = (ListWrapper)((DataObject)copyContainer).getList(currentProperty);


                        // add reference of new copy of original List keyed on original List
                        copyListWrapperCS2toCopyOfListCS2Map.put((anOriginalObject).getList(currentProperty), aCopyOfListCopy);
                        aVSCopy.setDeclaredProperty(i, aCopyOfListCopy);
                    } else {
                        // COMPLEX SINGLE
                        if (!currentProperty.getType().isDataType()) {
                            // are we using the cast to DataObject as a sort of instance check that would throw a CCE?
                            aVSCopy.setDeclaredProperty(i, origDOCS1toCopyDOCS2Map.get(aVSPropertyItem));
                        } else {
                            // SIMPLE SINGLE
                            // skip changeSummary property
                            if (!currentProperty.getType().isChangeSummaryType()) {
                                // simple singles set
                                aVSCopy.setDeclaredProperty(i, aVSPropertyItem);
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
            }


            // create list of unset and current open content properties
            List ocPropertiesList = new ArrayList();
            ocPropertiesList.addAll(originalCS.getUnsetOCProperties(anOriginalObject));
            // add existing properties
            ocPropertiesList.addAll(((SDODataObject)anOriginalObject)._getOpenContentProperties());
            ocPropertiesList.addAll(((SDODataObject)anOriginalObject)._getOpenContentPropertiesAttributes());
            // iterate existing open content properties            
            for (Iterator i = ocPropertiesList.iterator(); i.hasNext();) {
                Property ocProperty = (Property)i.next();
                if (aVSOriginal.isSetOpenContentProperty(ocProperty)) {
                    // get oc value              
                    Object anOCPropertyItem = aVSOriginal.getOpenContentProperty(ocProperty);


                    // get oc copy - shallow copy the object values
                    if (ocProperty.isMany()) {
                        // handle many case - handled by originalElements
                        // container DO must be in our reference map

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.sdo.ValueStore


        /**
         * Fix originalValueStores by deep copying the original dataObject:key and the original valueStore:value
         * key is original deleted object in [deepCopies] - value is copy of the ValueStore
         */
        ValueStore aVSCopy = null;
        ValueStore aVSOriginal = null;
        for (Iterator anIterator = originalCS.getOriginalValueStores().keySet().iterator();
                 anIterator.hasNext();) {
            anOriginalObject = (DataObject)anIterator.next();
            // deep copy to get corresponding copy DataObject (deleted objects were added to doMap)
            aCopyOfOriginalObject = (DataObject)origDOCS1toCopyDOCS2Map.get(anOriginalObject);


            /**
             * Recursively shallow-copy elements (by iterating the ovs map and iterating the properties of each item)
             * Fix the dataObject pointer 
             */
            aVSCopy = createValueStore();
            aVSOriginal = (ValueStore)originalCS.getOriginalValueStores().get(anOriginalObject);
            // changes made to the copy VS must not affect the original -hence the dataObject field must be a copy of the original
            aVSCopy.initialize(aCopyOfOriginalObject);
            Object aVSPropertyItem = null;


            // get the # of non-opencontent properties for the object holding the CS - do not use DVS.getTypePropertyValues()
            for (int size = ((SDOType) anOriginalObject.getType()).getDeclaredProperties().size(), i = 0; 
                     i < size; i++) {
                aVSPropertyItem = aVSOriginal.getDeclaredProperty(i);
                // only iterate set properties
                if (aVSOriginal.isSetDeclaredProperty(i)) {
                    // shallow copy the object values
                    // handle single case
                    SDOProperty currentProperty = (SDOProperty)((SDOType)anOriginalObject.getType()).getDeclaredProperties().get(i);
                    if (currentProperty.isMany()) {
                        propertyToOriginalListMap.put(aVSPropertyItem, currentProperty);


                        // handle many case - handled by originalElements
                        // container DO must be in our reference map
                        SDODataObject copyContainer = (SDODataObject)origDOCS1toCopyDOCS2Map.get(anOriginalObject);
                        ListWrapper aCopyOfListCopy = (ListWrapper)((DataObject)copyContainer).getList(currentProperty);


                        // add reference of new copy of original List keyed on original List
                        copyListWrapperCS2toCopyOfListCS2Map.put((anOriginalObject).getList(currentProperty), aCopyOfListCopy);
                        aVSCopy.setDeclaredProperty(i, aCopyOfListCopy);
                    } else {
                        // COMPLEX SINGLE
                        if (!currentProperty.getType().isDataType()) {
                            // are we using the cast to DataObject as a sort of instance check that would throw a CCE?
                            aVSCopy.setDeclaredProperty(i, origDOCS1toCopyDOCS2Map.get(aVSPropertyItem));
                        } else {
                            // SIMPLE SINGLE
                            // skip changeSummary property
                            if (!currentProperty.getType().isChangeSummaryType()) {
                                // simple singles set
                                aVSCopy.setDeclaredProperty(i, aVSPropertyItem);
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
            }


            // create list of unset and current open content properties
            List ocPropertiesList = new ArrayList();
            ocPropertiesList.addAll(originalCS.getUnsetOCProperties(anOriginalObject));
            // add existing properties
            ocPropertiesList.addAll(((SDODataObject)anOriginalObject)._getOpenContentProperties());
            ocPropertiesList.addAll(((SDODataObject)anOriginalObject)._getOpenContentPropertiesAttributes());
            // iterate existing open content properties            
            for (Iterator i = ocPropertiesList.iterator(); i.hasNext();) {
                SDOProperty ocProperty = (SDOProperty)i.next();
                if (aVSOriginal.isSetOpenContentProperty(ocProperty)) {
                    // get oc value              
                    Object anOCPropertyItem = aVSOriginal.getOpenContentProperty(ocProperty);


                    // get oc copy - shallow copy the object values
                    if (ocProperty.isMany()) {
                        // handle many case - handled by originalElements
                        // container DO must be in our reference map

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.sdo.ValueStore


        /**
         * Fix originalValueStores by deep copying the original dataObject:key and the original valueStore:value
         * key is original deleted object in [deepCopies] - value is copy of the ValueStore
         */
        ValueStore aVSCopy = null;
        ValueStore aVSOriginal = null;
        for (Iterator anIterator = originalCS.getOriginalValueStores().keySet().iterator();
                 anIterator.hasNext();) {
            anOriginalObject = (DataObject)anIterator.next();
            // deep copy to get corresponding copy DataObject (deleted objects were added to doMap)
            aCopyOfOriginalObject = (DataObject)origDOCS1toCopyDOCS2Map.get(anOriginalObject);


            /**
             * Recursively shallow-copy elements (by iterating the ovs map and iterating the properties of each item)
             * Fix the dataObject pointer 
             */
            aVSCopy = createValueStore();
            aVSOriginal = (ValueStore)originalCS.getOriginalValueStores().get(anOriginalObject);
            // changes made to the copy VS must not affect the original -hence the dataObject field must be a copy of the original
            aVSCopy.initialize(aCopyOfOriginalObject);
            Object aVSPropertyItem = null;


            // get the # of non-opencontent properties for the object holding the CS - do not use DVS.getTypePropertyValues()
            for (int size = ((SDOType) anOriginalObject.getType()).getDeclaredProperties().size(), i = 0; 
                     i < size; i++) {
                aVSPropertyItem = aVSOriginal.getDeclaredProperty(i);
                // only iterate set properties
                if (aVSOriginal.isSetDeclaredProperty(i)) {
                    // shallow copy the object values
                    // handle single case
                    SDOProperty currentProperty = (SDOProperty)((SDOType)anOriginalObject.getType()).getDeclaredProperties().get(i);
                    if (currentProperty.isMany()) {
                        propertyToOriginalListMap.put(aVSPropertyItem, currentProperty);


                        // handle many case - handled by originalElements
                        // container DO must be in our reference map
                        SDODataObject copyContainer = (SDODataObject)origDOCS1toCopyDOCS2Map.get(anOriginalObject);
                        ListWrapper aCopyOfListCopy = (ListWrapper)((DataObject)copyContainer).getList(currentProperty);


                        // add reference of new copy of original List keyed on original List
                        copyListWrapperCS2toCopyOfListCS2Map.put((anOriginalObject).getList(currentProperty), aCopyOfListCopy);
                        aVSCopy.setDeclaredProperty(i, aCopyOfListCopy);
                    } else {
                        // COMPLEX SINGLE
                        if (!currentProperty.getType().isDataType()) {
                            // are we using the cast to DataObject as a sort of instance check that would throw a CCE?
                            aVSCopy.setDeclaredProperty(i, origDOCS1toCopyDOCS2Map.get(aVSPropertyItem));
                        } else {
                            // SIMPLE SINGLE
                            // skip changeSummary property
                            if (!currentProperty.getType().isChangeSummaryType()) {
                                // simple singles set
                                aVSCopy.setDeclaredProperty(i, aVSPropertyItem);
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
            }


            // create list of unset and current open content properties
            List ocPropertiesList = new ArrayList();
            ocPropertiesList.addAll(originalCS.getUnsetOCProperties(anOriginalObject));
            // add existing properties
            ocPropertiesList.addAll(((SDODataObject)anOriginalObject)._getOpenContentProperties());
            ocPropertiesList.addAll(((SDODataObject)anOriginalObject)._getOpenContentPropertiesAttributes());
            // iterate existing open content properties            
            for (Iterator i = ocPropertiesList.iterator(); i.hasNext();) {
                SDOProperty ocProperty = (SDOProperty)i.next();
                if (aVSOriginal.isSetOpenContentProperty(ocProperty)) {
                    // get oc value              
                    Object anOCPropertyItem = aVSOriginal.getOpenContentProperty(ocProperty);


                    // get oc copy - shallow copy the object values
                    if (ocProperty.isMany()) {
                        // handle many case - handled by originalElements
                        // container DO must be in our reference map

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