/**
* PUBLIC: Configure the query to use an instance of the specified container class to hold the
* result objects. The key used to index the value in the Map is the value returned by a call to
* the specified zero-argument method. The method must be implemented by the class (or a
* superclass) of the value to be inserted into the Map.
*
* <p>jdk1.2.x: The container class must implement (directly or indirectly) the Map interface.
*
* <p>jdk1.1.x: The container class must be a subclass of Hashtable.
*
* <p>The referenceClass must set before calling this method.
*/
public void useMapClass(Class concreteClass, String methodName) {
// the reference class has to be specified before coming here
if (getReferenceClass() == null) {
throw QueryException.referenceClassMissing(this);
}
ContainerPolicy policy = ContainerPolicy.buildPolicyFor(concreteClass);
policy.setKeyName(methodName, getReferenceClass().getName());
setContainerPolicy(policy);
}
/**
* INTERNAL: Execute the query. If there are cached results return those. This must override the
* super to support result caching.
*
* @param session - the session in which the receiver will be executed.
* @return An object or vector, the result of executing the query.
* @exception DatabaseException - an error has occurred on the database
*/
public Object execute(AbstractSession session, AbstractRecord row) throws DatabaseException {
if (shouldCacheQueryResults()) {
if (getContainerPolicy().overridesRead()) {
throw QueryException.cannotCacheCursorResultsOnQuery(this);
}
if (shouldConformResultsInUnitOfWork()) {
throw QueryException.cannotConformAndCacheQueryResults(this);
}
if (isPrepared()) { // only prepared queries can have cached results.
Object queryResults = getQueryResults(session, row, true);
if (queryResults != null) {
if (QueryMonitor.shouldMonitor()) {
QueryMonitor.incrementReadAllHits(this);
}
// bug6138532 - check for "cached no results" (InvalidObject singleton) in query
// results, and return an empty container instance as configured
if (queryResults == InvalidObject.instance) {
return getContainerPolicy().containerInstance(0);
}
Collection results = (Collection) queryResults;
if (session.isUnitOfWork()) {
ContainerPolicy policy = getContainerPolicy();
Object resultCollection = policy.containerInstance(results.size());
Object iterator = policy.iteratorFor(results);
while (policy.hasNext(iterator)) {
Object result =
((UnitOfWorkImpl) session)
.registerExistingObject(policy.next(iterator, session), this.descriptor);
policy.addInto(result, resultCollection, session);
}
return resultCollection;
}
return results;
}
}
}
if (QueryMonitor.shouldMonitor()) {
QueryMonitor.incrementReadAllMisses(this);
}
return super.execute(session, row);
}
/**
* PUBLIC: Specify the foreign-reference mapped attribute to be optimized in this query. The query
* will execute normally, however when any of the batched parts is accessed, the parts will all be
* read in a single query, this allows all of the data required for the parts to be read in a
* single query instead of (n) queries. This should be used when the application knows that it
* requires the part for all of the objects being read. This can be used for one-to-one,
* one-to-many, many-to-many and direct collection mappings.
*
* <p>The use of the expression allows for nested batch reading to be expressed.
*
* <p>Example: query.addBatchReadAttribute("phoneNumbers")
*
* @see #addBatchReadAttribute(Expression)
* @see ObjectLevelReadQuery#addJoinedAttribute(String)
*/
public void addBatchReadAttribute(String attributeName) {
if (!getQueryMechanism().isExpressionQueryMechanism()) {
throw QueryException.batchReadingNotSupported(this);
}
getBatchReadAttributeExpressions().add(getExpressionBuilder().get(attributeName));
}
