Examples of org.apache.torque.om.mapper.ObjectListMapper.processRow()

org.apache.torque.om.mapper.ObjectListMapper.processRow()

Maps the current row in the result set by reading all columns from offset on to the end of the row and store an object for each column in the result. @param resultSet the result set to map, not null. @param offset the offset of this mapper within the result set. @param criteria The criteria which created the result set, or nullif not known. This parameter is not used by this record mapper. @return a list of mapped objects in the same order as the mapperswere ordered, not null. @throws TorqueException if retrieving column values from the result setfails or if the number of available columns cannot be determined from the result set.

            logger.trace("query took " + (queryEndTime - startTime)
                    + " milliseconds");


            while (resultSet.next())
            {
                List<Object> rowResult = mapper.processRow(resultSet, 0, null);
                rows.add(rowResult);
            }
            long mappingEndTime = System.currentTimeMillis();
            logger.trace("mapping took " + (mappingEndTime - queryEndTime)
                    + " milliseconds");

            logger.trace("query took " + (queryEndTime - startTime)
                    + " milliseconds");


            while (resultSet.next())
            {
                List<Object> rowResult = mapper.processRow(resultSet, 0, null);
                rows.add(rowResult);
            }
            long mappingEndTime = System.currentTimeMillis();
            logger.trace("mapping took " + (mappingEndTime - queryEndTime)
                    + " milliseconds");

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