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Examples of descriptorIsAggregateCollection()

org.eclipse.persistence.descriptors.ClassDescriptor.descriptorIsAggregateCollection()

PUBLIC: Sets the descriptor to be part of an aggregate collection. An aggregate collection descriptor stored in a separate table but some of the fields (the primary key) comes from its owner. Aggregate collection descriptors are insert/updated/deleted with their owner and cannot exist without their owner as they share the primary key. Aggregate collections are not cached (they are cached as part of their owner) and cannot be read/written/deleted/registered. All aggregate collection descriptors must call this.

            accessorTree = new ArrayList<AttributeAccessor>(accessorTree);
        }
        accessorTree.add(getAttributeAccessor());
        clonedDescriptor.setAccessorTree(accessorTree);
        if (isMapKeyMapping() && clonedDescriptor.isAggregateDescriptor()){
            clonedDescriptor.descriptorIsAggregateCollection();
        }
        if (clonedDescriptor.isChildDescriptor()) {
            ClassDescriptor parentDescriptor = session.getDescriptor(clonedDescriptor.getInheritancePolicy().getParentClass());
            initializeParentInheritance(parentDescriptor, clonedDescriptor, session);
        }

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Examples of descriptorIsAggregateCollection()

Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.descriptors.ClassDescriptor.descriptorIsAggregateCollection()