/**
* INTERNAL: Returns the first field from each of the owned tables, used for fine-grained
* pessimistic locking.
*/
protected Vector getForUpdateOfFields() {
Vector allFields = getFields();
int expected = getTableAliases().size();
Vector firstFields = new Vector(expected);
DatabaseTable lastTable = null;
DatabaseField field = null;
int i = 0;
// The following loop takes O(n*m) time. n=# of fields. m=#tables.
// However, in the m=1 case this will take one pass only.
// Also assuming that fields are generally sorted by table, this will
// take O(n) time.
// An even faster way may be to go getDescriptor().getAdditionalPrimaryKeyFields.
while ((i < allFields.size()) && (firstFields.size() < expected)) {
field = (DatabaseField) allFields.elementAt(i++);
if ((lastTable == null) || !field.getTable().equals(lastTable)) {
lastTable = field.getTable();
int j = 0;
while (j < firstFields.size()) {
if (lastTable.equals(((DatabaseField) firstFields.elementAt(j)).getTable())) {
break;
}
j++;
}
if (j == firstFields.size()) {
firstFields.addElement(field);
}
}
}
return firstFields;
}
protected void buildExpectedResults() {
ReadAllQuery query = new ReadAllQuery();
query.setReferenceClass(Employee.class);
Vector employees = (Vector) getSession().executeQuery(query);
Vector distinctEmployees = new Vector();
// initialize distinctEmployees
distinctEmployees.addElement(employees.elementAt(0));
// check employees with duplicate province and add only distinct employees to distinctEmployees
for (int i = 1; i < employees.size(); i++) {
boolean duplicateFound = false;
// iterate through distinctEmployees to check for duplicate provinces, if found, employee not
// added
for (int j = 0; j < distinctEmployees.size(); j++) {
if ((((Employee) employees.elementAt(i)).getAddress().getProvince())
.equals((((Employee) distinctEmployees.elementAt(j)).getAddress().getProvince()))) {
duplicateFound = true;
}
}
if (!duplicateFound) {
distinctEmployees.addElement(employees.elementAt(i));
}
}
for (Enumeration e = distinctEmployees.elements(); e.hasMoreElements(); ) {
Employee emp = (Employee) e.nextElement();
Object[] result = new Object[1];
result[0] = emp.getAddress().getProvince();
addResult(result, null);
}
}
public Vector getAttributeFromAll(String attributeName, Vector objects) {
ClassDescriptor descriptor = getSession().getClassDescriptor(getReferenceClass());
DirectToFieldMapping mapping =
(DirectToFieldMapping) descriptor.getMappingForAttributeName(attributeName);
Vector attributes = new Vector();
Object currentObject;
for (int i = 0; i < objects.size(); i++) {
currentObject = objects.elementAt(i);
if (currentObject.getClass() == ReportQueryResult.class) {
attributes.addElement(((ReportQueryResult) currentObject).get(attributeName));
} else {
attributes.addElement(mapping.getAttributeValueFromObject(currentObject));
}
}
return attributes;
}
/**
* INTERNAL: Used in case outer joins should be printed in FROM clause. Each of the additional
* tables mapped to expressions that joins it.
*/
public Map additionalExpressionCriteriaMap() {
if (getDescriptor() == null) {
return null;
}
HashMap tablesJoinExpressions = new HashMap();
Vector tables = getDescriptor().getTables();
// skip the main table - start with i=1
int tablesSize = tables.size();
if (shouldUseOuterJoin()) {
for (int i = 1; i < tablesSize; i++) {
DatabaseTable table = (DatabaseTable) tables.elementAt(i);
Expression joinExpression =
(Expression) getDescriptor().getQueryManager().getTablesJoinExpressions().get(table);
joinExpression = getBaseExpression().twist(joinExpression, this);
tablesJoinExpressions.put(table, joinExpression);
}
}
if (isUsingOuterJoinForMultitableInheritance()) {
List childrenTables = getDescriptor().getInheritancePolicy().getChildrenTables();
tablesSize = childrenTables.size();
for (int i = 0; i < tablesSize; i++) {
DatabaseTable table = (DatabaseTable) childrenTables.get(i);
Expression joinExpression =
(Expression)
getDescriptor()
.getInheritancePolicy()
.getChildrenTablesJoinExpressions()
.get(table);
joinExpression = getBaseExpression().twist(joinExpression, this);
tablesJoinExpressions.put(table, joinExpression);
}
}
return tablesJoinExpressions;
}
/**
* INTERNAL This method iterates through a collection and gets the values from the objects to
* conform in an in-memory query. Creation date: (1/19/01 1:18:27 PM)
*/
public Object valuesFromCollection(
Object object, AbstractSession session, int valueHolderPolicy, boolean isObjectUnregistered) {
// in case the mapping is null - this can happen if a query key is being used
// In this case, check for the query key and find it's mapping.
boolean readMappingFromQueryKey = false;
if (getMapping() == null) {
getMappingFromQueryKey();
readMappingFromQueryKey = true;
}
// For bug 2780817 get the mapping directly from the object. In EJB 2.0
// inheritance, each child must override mappings defined in an abstract
// class with its own.
DatabaseMapping mapping = this.mapping;
ClassDescriptor descriptor = mapping.getDescriptor();
if (descriptor.hasInheritance() && (descriptor.getJavaClass() != object.getClass())) {
mapping =
session
.getDescriptor(object.getClass())
.getObjectBuilder()
.getMappingForAttributeName(getName());
descriptor = mapping.getDescriptor();
}
// fetch group support
if (descriptor.hasFetchGroupManager()) {
FetchGroupManager fetchGroupManager = descriptor.getFetchGroupManager();
if (fetchGroupManager.isPartialObject(object)
&& (!fetchGroupManager.isAttributeFetched(object, mapping.getAttributeName()))) {
// the conforming attribute is not fetched, simply throw exception
throw QueryException.cannotConformUnfetchedAttribute(mapping.getAttributeName());
}
}
if (mapping.isDirectToFieldMapping()) {
return ((AbstractDirectMapping) mapping).valueFromObject(object, mapping.getField(), session);
} else if (mapping.isForeignReferenceMapping()) {
// CR 3677 integration of a ValueHolderPolicy
Object valueFromMapping = mapping.getAttributeValueFromObject(object);
if (!((ForeignReferenceMapping) mapping)
.getIndirectionPolicy()
.objectIsInstantiated(valueFromMapping)) {
if (valueHolderPolicy != InMemoryQueryIndirectionPolicy.SHOULD_TRIGGER_INDIRECTION) {
// If the client wishes us to trigger the indirection then we should do so,
// Other wise throw the exception
throw QueryException
.mustInstantiateValueholders(); // you should instantiate the valueholder for this to
// work
}
// maybe we should throw this exception from the start, to save time
}
Object valueToIterate = mapping.getRealAttributeValueFromObject(object, session);
UnitOfWorkImpl uow = isObjectUnregistered ? (UnitOfWorkImpl) session : null;
// First check that object in fact is unregistered.
// toDo: ?? Why is this commented out? Why are we supporting the unregistered thing at all?
// Does not seem to be any public API for this, nor every used internally?
// if (isObjectUnregistered) {
// isObjectUnregistered = !uow.getCloneMapping().containsKey(object);
// }
if (mapping.isCollectionMapping() && (valueToIterate != null)) {
// For bug 2766379 must use the correct version of vectorFor to
// unwrap the result same time.
valueToIterate = mapping.getContainerPolicy().vectorFor(valueToIterate, session);
// toDo: If the value is empty, need to support correct inner/outer join filtering
// symantics.
// For CR 2612601, try to partially replace the result with already
// registered objects.
if (isObjectUnregistered && (uow.getCloneMapping().get(object) == null)) {
Vector objectValues = (Vector) valueToIterate;
for (int i = 0; i < objectValues.size(); i++) {
Object original = objectValues.elementAt(i);
Object clone =
uow.getIdentityMapAccessorInstance()
.getIdentityMapManager()
.getFromIdentityMap(original);
if (clone != null) {
objectValues.setElementAt(clone, i);
}
}
}
// For CR 2612601, conforming without registering, a query could be
// bob.get("address").get("city").equal("Ottawa"); where the address
// has been registered and modified in the UOW, but bob has not. Thus
// even though bob does not point to the modified address now, it will
// as soon as it is registered, so should point to it here.
} else if (isObjectUnregistered && (uow.getCloneMapping().get(object) == null)) {
Object clone =
uow.getIdentityMapAccessorInstance()
.getIdentityMapManager()
.getFromIdentityMap(valueToIterate);
if (clone != null) {
valueToIterate = clone;
}
}
return valueToIterate;
} else if (mapping.isAggregateMapping()) {
Object aggregateValue = mapping.getAttributeValueFromObject(object);
// Bug 3995468 - if this query key is to a mapping in an aggregate object, get the object from
// actual mapping rather than the aggregate mapping
while (readMappingFromQueryKey
&& mapping.isAggregateObjectMapping()
&& !((AggregateObjectMapping) mapping)
.getReferenceClass()
.equals(queryKey.getDescriptor().getJavaClass())) {
mapping =
mapping
.getReferenceDescriptor()
.getObjectBuilder()
.getMappingForField(((DirectQueryKey) queryKey).getField());
aggregateValue = mapping.getRealAttributeValueFromObject(aggregateValue, session);
}
return aggregateValue;
} else {
throw QueryException.cannotConformExpression();
}
}
/** INTERNAL: Conform the result if specified. */
protected Object conformResult(
Object result,
UnitOfWorkImpl unitOfWork,
AbstractRecord arguments,
boolean buildDirectlyFromRows) {
if (getSelectionCriteria() != null) {
ExpressionBuilder builder = getSelectionCriteria().getBuilder();
builder.setSession(unitOfWork.getRootSession(null));
builder.setQueryClass(getReferenceClass());
}
// If the query is redirected then the collection returned might no longer
// correspond to the original container policy. CR#2342-S.M.
ContainerPolicy cp;
if (getRedirector() != null) {
cp = ContainerPolicy.buildPolicyFor(result.getClass());
} else {
cp = getContainerPolicy();
}
// This code is now a great deal different... For one, registration is done
// as part of conforming. Also, this should only be called if one actually
// is conforming.
// First scan the UnitOfWork for conforming instances.
// This will walk through the entire cache of registered objects.
// Let p be objects from result not in the cache.
// Let c be objects from cache.
// Presently p intersect c = empty set, but later p subset c.
// By checking cache now doesConform will be called p fewer times.
Map indexedInterimResult =
unitOfWork.scanForConformingInstances(
getSelectionCriteria(), getReferenceClass(), arguments, this);
Cursor cursor = null;
// In the case of cursors just conform/register the initially read collection.
if (cp.isCursorPolicy()) {
cursor = (Cursor) result;
cp = ContainerPolicy.buildPolicyFor(ClassConstants.Vector_class);
// In nested UnitOfWork session might have been session of the parent.
cursor.setSession(unitOfWork);
result = cursor.getObjectCollection();
// for later incremental conforming...
cursor.setInitiallyConformingIndex(indexedInterimResult);
cursor.setSelectionCriteriaClone(getSelectionCriteria());
cursor.setTranslationRow(arguments);
}
// Now conform the result from the database.
// Remove any deleted or changed objects that no longer conform.
// Deletes will only work for simple queries, queries with or's or anyof's may not return
// correct results when untriggered indirection is in the model.
Vector fromDatabase = null;
// When building directly from rows, one of the performance benefits
// is that we no longer have to wrap and then unwrap the originals.
// result is just a vector, not a container of wrapped originals.
if (buildDirectlyFromRows) {
Vector rows = (Vector) result;
fromDatabase = new Vector(rows.size());
for (int i = 0; i < rows.size(); i++) {
Object object = rows.elementAt(i);
// null is placed in the row collection for 1-m joining to filter duplicate rows.
if (object != null) {
Object clone =
conformIndividualResult(
object,
unitOfWork,
arguments,
getSelectionCriteria(),
indexedInterimResult,
buildDirectlyFromRows);
if (clone != null) {
fromDatabase.addElement(clone);
}
}
}
} else {
fromDatabase = new Vector(cp.sizeFor(result));
AbstractSession sessionToUse = unitOfWork.getParent();
for (Object iter = cp.iteratorFor(result); cp.hasNext(iter); ) {
Object object = cp.next(iter, sessionToUse);
Object clone =
conformIndividualResult(
object,
unitOfWork,
arguments,
getSelectionCriteria(),
indexedInterimResult,
buildDirectlyFromRows);
if (clone != null) {
fromDatabase.addElement(clone);
}
}
}
// Now add the unwrapped conforming instances into an appropriate container.
// Wrapping is done automatically.
// Make sure a vector of exactly the right size is returned.
Object conformedResult =
cp.containerInstance(indexedInterimResult.size() + fromDatabase.size());
Object eachClone;
for (Iterator enumtr = indexedInterimResult.values().iterator(); enumtr.hasNext(); ) {
eachClone = enumtr.next();
cp.addInto(eachClone, conformedResult, unitOfWork);
}
for (Enumeration enumtr = fromDatabase.elements(); enumtr.hasMoreElements(); ) {
eachClone = enumtr.nextElement();
cp.addInto(eachClone, conformedResult, unitOfWork);
}
if (cursor != null) {
cursor.setObjectCollection((Vector) conformedResult);
// For nested UOW must copy all in object collection to
// initiallyConformingIndex, as some of these could have been from
// the parent UnitOfWork.
if (unitOfWork.isNestedUnitOfWork()) {
for (Enumeration enumtr = cursor.getObjectCollection().elements();
enumtr.hasMoreElements(); ) {
Object clone = enumtr.nextElement();
indexedInterimResult.put(clone, clone);
}
}
return cursor;
} else {
return conformedResult;
}
}
public void test() {
ReadAllQuery query = new ReadAllQuery();
ScrollableCursor cursor = null;
try {
query.setReferenceClass(Employee.class);
if (TYPE_SCROLL_INSENSITIVE_isSupported && CONCUR_UPDATABLE_isSupported) {
query.useScrollableCursor(2);
} else {
ScrollableCursorPolicy policy = new ScrollableCursorPolicy();
if (!TYPE_SCROLL_INSENSITIVE_isSupported) {
policy.setResultSetType(ScrollableCursorPolicy.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE);
}
if (!CONCUR_UPDATABLE_isSupported) {
policy.setResultSetConcurrency(ScrollableCursorPolicy.CONCUR_READ_ONLY);
}
policy.setPageSize(2);
query.useScrollableCursor(policy);
}
//
if (configuration != null) {
ExpressionBuilder builder = new ExpressionBuilder();
Expression exp = builder.get("salary").greaterThan(50000);
query.setSelectionCriteria(exp);
query.conformResultsInUnitOfWork();
}
cursor = (ScrollableCursor) getSession().executeQuery(query);
try {
// test to see if we can iterate through a list and then iterate
// in reverse through the same list.
int totalItems = 0;
while (cursor.hasNext()) {
readWithNext.addElement(cursor.next());
totalItems++;
}
while (cursor.hasPrevious()) {
readWithPrevious.addElement(cursor.previous());
totalItems--;
}
cursorSuccess = (totalItems == 0);
int size = readWithPrevious.size();
for (int i = 0; i < readWithNext.size(); i++) {
cursorSuccess =
(cursorSuccess
&& (readWithNext.elementAt(i) == readWithPrevious.elementAt((size - 1) - i)));
}
} catch (org.eclipse.persistence.exceptions.QueryException ex) {
caughtException = ex;
}
} finally {
if (cursor != null) {
cursor.close();
}
}
}