List of wrapSCOField() Examples

Examples of wrapSCOField()

org.datanucleus.StateManager.wrapSCOField()
Method to wrap a SCO field (if not wrapped currently) and return the wrapped value. If the field is not a SCO field will just return the value. If "replaceFieldIfChanged" is set, we replace the value in the object with the wrapped value. @param fieldNumber Number of the field @param value The value to give it @param forInsert Whether the creation of any wrapper should insert this value into the datastore @param forUpdate Whether the creation of any wrapper should update the datastore with this value @param replaceFieldIfChanged Whether to replace the field in the object if wrapping the value @return The wrapper (or original value if not wrappable)

Examples of org.datanucleus.StateManager.wrapSCOField()

              mapping instanceof SerialisedPCMapping ||
              mapping instanceof SerialisedReferenceMapping ||
              mapping instanceof PersistenceCapableMapping ||
              mapping instanceof InterfaceMapping) {
            setObjectViaMapping(mapping, table, value, sm, fieldNumber);
            sm.wrapSCOField(fieldNumber, value, false, true, true);
          } else {
            if (isInsert) {
              runPostInsertMappingCallbacks(consumer, value);
            } else {
              runPostUpdateMappingCallbacks(consumer);

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Examples of org.datanucleus.StateManager.wrapSCOField()

              mapping instanceof SerialisedPCMapping ||
              mapping instanceof SerialisedReferenceMapping ||
              mapping instanceof PersistenceCapableMapping ||
              mapping instanceof InterfaceMapping) {
            setObjectViaMapping(mapping, table, value, sm, fieldNumber);
            sm.wrapSCOField(fieldNumber, value, false, true, true);
          } else {
            if (isInsert) {
              runPostInsertMappingCallbacks(consumer, value);
            } else {
              runPostUpdateMappingCallbacks(consumer);

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