public static ims.core.admin.domain.objects.EmergencyAttendance extractEmergencyAttendance(
ims.domain.ILightweightDomainFactory domainFactory,
ims.emergency.vo.EmergencyAttendanceForTriageLiteVo valueObject,
HashMap domMap) {
if (null == valueObject) {
return null;
}
Integer id = valueObject.getID_EmergencyAttendance();
ims.core.admin.domain.objects.EmergencyAttendance domainObject = null;
if (null == id) {
if (domMap.get(valueObject) != null) {
return (ims.core.admin.domain.objects.EmergencyAttendance) domMap.get(valueObject);
}
// ims.emergency.vo.EmergencyAttendanceForTriageLiteVo ID_EmergencyAttendance field is unknown
domainObject = new ims.core.admin.domain.objects.EmergencyAttendance();
domMap.put(valueObject, domainObject);
} else {
String key =
(valueObject.getClass().getName() + "__" + valueObject.getID_EmergencyAttendance());
if (domMap.get(key) != null) {
return (ims.core.admin.domain.objects.EmergencyAttendance) domMap.get(key);
}
domainObject =
(ims.core.admin.domain.objects.EmergencyAttendance)
domainFactory.getDomainObject(
ims.core.admin.domain.objects.EmergencyAttendance.class, id);
// TODO: Not sure how this should be handled. Effectively it must be a staleobject exception,
// but maybe should be handled as that further up.
if (domainObject == null) return null;
domMap.put(key, domainObject);
}
domainObject.setVersion(valueObject.getVersion_EmergencyAttendance());
ims.framework.utils.DateTime dateTime1 = valueObject.getArrivalDateTime();
java.util.Date value1 = null;
if (dateTime1 != null) {
value1 = dateTime1.getJavaDate();
}
domainObject.setArrivalDateTime(value1);
ims.framework.utils.DateTime dateTime2 = valueObject.getDischargeDateTime();
java.util.Date value2 = null;
if (dateTime2 != null) {
value2 = dateTime2.getJavaDate();
}
domainObject.setDischargeDateTime(value2);
ims.core.admin.domain.objects.CareContext value3 = null;
if (null != valueObject.getCareContext()) {
if (valueObject.getCareContext().getBoId() == null) {
if (domMap.get(valueObject.getCareContext()) != null) {
value3 =
(ims.core.admin.domain.objects.CareContext) domMap.get(valueObject.getCareContext());
}
} else if (valueObject.getBoVersion()
== -1) // RefVo was not modified since obtained from the Assembler, no need to update the
// BO field
{
value3 = domainObject.getCareContext();
} else {
value3 =
(ims.core.admin.domain.objects.CareContext)
domainFactory.getDomainObject(
ims.core.admin.domain.objects.CareContext.class,
valueObject.getCareContext().getBoId());
}
}
domainObject.setCareContext(value3);
// create LookupInstance from vo LookupType
ims.domain.lookups.LookupInstance value4 = null;
if (null != valueObject.getUrgencyLevel()) {
value4 = domainFactory.getLookupInstance(valueObject.getUrgencyLevel().getID());
}
domainObject.setUrgencyLevel(value4);
ims.framework.utils.DateTime dateTime5 = valueObject.getConclusionDateTime();
java.util.Date value5 = null;
if (dateTime5 != null) {
value5 = dateTime5.getJavaDate();
}
domainObject.setConclusionDateTime(value5);
// create LookupInstance from vo LookupType
ims.domain.lookups.LookupInstance value6 = null;
if (null != valueObject.getBedTypeRequested()) {
value6 = domainFactory.getLookupInstance(valueObject.getBedTypeRequested().getID());
}
domainObject.setBedTypeRequested(value6);
// This is to overcome a bug in both Sybase and Oracle which prevents them from storing an empty
// string correctly
// Sybase stores it as a single space, Oracle stores it as NULL. This fix will make them
// consistent at least.
if (valueObject.getMC() != null && valueObject.getMC().equals("")) {
valueObject.setMC(null);
}
domainObject.setMC(valueObject.getMC());
// This is to overcome a bug in both Sybase and Oracle which prevents them from storing an empty
// string correctly
// Sybase stores it as a single space, Oracle stores it as NULL. This fix will make them
// consistent at least.
if (valueObject.getCOTA() != null && valueObject.getCOTA().equals("")) {
valueObject.setCOTA(null);
}
domainObject.setCOTA(valueObject.getCOTA());
// This is to overcome a bug in both Sybase and Oracle which prevents them from storing an empty
// string correctly
// Sybase stores it as a single space, Oracle stores it as NULL. This fix will make them
// consistent at least.
if (valueObject.getPCG1() != null && valueObject.getPCG1().equals("")) {
valueObject.setPCG1(null);
}
domainObject.setPCG1(valueObject.getPCG1());
// This is to overcome a bug in both Sybase and Oracle which prevents them from storing an empty
// string correctly
// Sybase stores it as a single space, Oracle stores it as NULL. This fix will make them
// consistent at least.
if (valueObject.getPCG2() != null && valueObject.getPCG2().equals("")) {
valueObject.setPCG2(null);
}
domainObject.setPCG2(valueObject.getPCG2());
// This is to overcome a bug in both Sybase and Oracle which prevents them from storing an empty
// string correctly
// Sybase stores it as a single space, Oracle stores it as NULL. This fix will make them
// consistent at least.
if (valueObject.getHAR() != null && valueObject.getHAR().equals("")) {
valueObject.setHAR(null);
}
domainObject.setHAR(valueObject.getHAR());
// This is to overcome a bug in both Sybase and Oracle which prevents them from storing an empty
// string correctly
// Sybase stores it as a single space, Oracle stores it as NULL. This fix will make them
// consistent at least.
if (valueObject.getPurchaser() != null && valueObject.getPurchaser().equals("")) {
valueObject.setPurchaser(null);
}
domainObject.setPurchaser(valueObject.getPurchaser());
// This is to overcome a bug in both Sybase and Oracle which prevents them from storing an empty
// string correctly
// Sybase stores it as a single space, Oracle stores it as NULL. This fix will make them
// consistent at least.
if (valueObject.getSequenceNumber() != null && valueObject.getSequenceNumber().equals("")) {
valueObject.setSequenceNumber(null);
}
domainObject.setSequenceNumber(valueObject.getSequenceNumber());
// This is to overcome a bug in both Sybase and Oracle which prevents them from storing an empty
// string correctly
// Sybase stores it as a single space, Oracle stores it as NULL. This fix will make them
// consistent at least.
if (valueObject.getCustomID() != null && valueObject.getCustomID().equals("")) {
valueObject.setCustomID(null);
}
domainObject.setCustomID(valueObject.getCustomID());
ims.framework.utils.DateTime dateTime15 = valueObject.getEndOfRegistrationDateTime();
java.util.Date value15 = null;
if (dateTime15 != null) {
value15 = dateTime15.getJavaDate();
}
domainObject.setEndOfRegistrationDateTime(value15);
// create LookupInstance from vo LookupType
ims.domain.lookups.LookupInstance value16 = null;
if (null != valueObject.getModeOfArrival()) {
value16 = domainFactory.getLookupInstance(valueObject.getModeOfArrival().getID());
}
domainObject.setModeOfArrival(value16);
ims.framework.utils.DateTime dateTime17 = valueObject.getRegistrationDateTime();
java.util.Date value17 = null;
if (dateTime17 != null) {
value17 = dateTime17.getJavaDate();
}
domainObject.setRegistrationDateTime(value17);
domainObject.setAgeAtAttendance(valueObject.getAgeAtAttendance());
return domainObject;
}
