Examples of org.hibernate.type.Type.resolve()

org.hibernate.type.Type.resolve()
The second phase of 2-phase loading. Only really pertinent for entities and collections. Here we resolve the identifier to an entity or collection instance @param value an identifier or value returned by hydrate() @param owner the parent entity @param session the session @return the given value, or the value associated with the identifier @throws HibernateException An error from Hibernate @see #hydrate

        //    that would account for multiple levels whereas this scheme does not
        if ( keyManyToOneTargetIndices != null ) {
          for ( int targetIndex : keyManyToOneTargetIndices ) {
            if ( targetIndex < numberOfPersistersToProcess ) {
              final Type targetIdType = persisters[targetIndex].getIdentifierType();
              final Serializable targetId = (Serializable) targetIdType.resolve(
                  hydratedKeyState[targetIndex],
                  session,
                  null
              );
              // todo : need a way to signal that this key is resolved and its data resolved

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        //    that would account for multiple levels whereas this scheme does not
        if ( keyManyToOneTargetIndices != null ) {
          for ( int targetIndex : keyManyToOneTargetIndices ) {
            if ( targetIndex < numberOfPersistersToProcess ) {
              final Type targetIdType = persisters[targetIndex].getIdentifierType();
              final Serializable targetId = (Serializable) targetIdType.resolve(
                  hydratedKeyState[targetIndex],
                  session,
                  null
              );
              // todo : need a way to signal that this key is resolved and its data resolved

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        //    that would account for multiple levels whereas this scheme does not
        if ( keyManyToOneTargetIndices != null ) {
          for ( int targetIndex : keyManyToOneTargetIndices ) {
            if ( targetIndex < numberOfPersistersToProcess ) {
              final Type targetIdType = persisters[targetIndex].getIdentifierType();
              final Serializable targetId = (Serializable) targetIdType.resolve(
                  hydratedKeyState[targetIndex],
                  session,
                  null
              );
              // todo : need a way to signal that this key is resolved and its data resolved

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        //    that would account for multiple levels whereas this scheme does not
        if ( keyManyToOneTargetIndices != null ) {
          for ( int targetIndex : keyManyToOneTargetIndices ) {
            if ( targetIndex < numberOfPersistersToProcess ) {
              final Type targetIdType = persisters[targetIndex].getIdentifierType();
              final Serializable targetId = (Serializable) targetIdType.resolve(
                  hydratedKeyState[targetIndex],
                  session,
                  null
              );
              // todo : need a way to signal that this key is resolved and its data resolved

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        //    that would account for multiple levels whereas this scheme does not
        if ( keyManyToOneTargetIndices != null ) {
          for ( int targetIndex : keyManyToOneTargetIndices ) {
            if ( targetIndex < numberOfPersistersToProcess ) {
              final Type targetIdType = persisters[targetIndex].getIdentifierType();
              final Serializable targetId = (Serializable) targetIdType.resolve(
                  hydratedKeyState[targetIndex],
                  session,
                  null
              );
              // todo : need a way to signal that this key is resolved and its data resolved

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        //    that would account for multiple levels whereas this scheme does not
        if ( keyManyToOneTargetIndices != null ) {
          for ( int targetIndex : keyManyToOneTargetIndices ) {
            if ( targetIndex < numberOfPersistersToProcess ) {
              final Type targetIdType = persisters[targetIndex].getIdentifierType();
              final Serializable targetId = (Serializable) targetIdType.resolve(
                  hydratedKeyState[targetIndex],
                  session,
                  null
              );
              // todo : need a way to signal that this key is resolved and its data resolved

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        //    that would account for multiple levels whereas this scheme does not
        if ( keyManyToOneTargetIndices != null ) {
          for ( int targetIndex : keyManyToOneTargetIndices ) {
            if ( targetIndex < numberOfPersistersToProcess ) {
              final Type targetIdType = persisters[targetIndex].getIdentifierType();
              final Serializable targetId = (Serializable) targetIdType.resolve(
                  hydratedKeyState[targetIndex],
                  session,
                  null
              );
              // todo : need a way to signal that this key is resolved and its data resolved

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        //    that would account for multiple levels whereas this scheme does not
        if ( keyManyToOneTargetIndices != null ) {
          for ( int targetIndex : keyManyToOneTargetIndices ) {
            if ( targetIndex < numberOfPersistersToProcess ) {
              final Type targetIdType = persisters[targetIndex].getIdentifierType();
              final Serializable targetId = (Serializable) targetIdType.resolve(
                  hydratedKeyState[targetIndex],
                  session,
                  null
              );
              // todo : need a way to signal that this key is resolved and its data resolved

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      // to resolve its EntityKey
      return;
    }


    final Type identifierType = entityReference.getEntityPersister().getIdentifierType();
    final Serializable resolvedId = (Serializable) identifierType.resolve(
        identifierHydratedForm,
        context.getSession(),
        null
    );
    if ( resolvedId != null ) {

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        //    that would account for multiple levels whereas this scheme does not
        if ( keyManyToOneTargetIndices != null ) {
          for ( int targetIndex : keyManyToOneTargetIndices ) {
            if ( targetIndex < numberOfPersistersToProcess ) {
              final Type targetIdType = persisters[targetIndex].getIdentifierType();
              final Serializable targetId = (Serializable) targetIdType.resolve(
                  hydratedKeyState[targetIndex],
                  session,
                  null
              );
              // todo : need a way to signal that this key is resolved and its data resolved

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