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package org.hibernate.procedure.internal;

import java.sql.CallableStatement;
import java.sql.SQLException;
import java.util.Calendar;
import java.util.Date;
import javax.persistence.ParameterMode;
import javax.persistence.TemporalType;

import org.hibernate.engine.jdbc.cursor.spi.RefCursorSupport;
import org.hibernate.engine.spi.SessionImplementor;
import org.hibernate.procedure.ParameterBind;
import org.hibernate.procedure.ParameterMisuseException;
import org.hibernate.procedure.spi.ParameterRegistrationImplementor;
import org.hibernate.procedure.spi.ParameterStrategy;
import org.hibernate.type.CalendarDateType;
import org.hibernate.type.CalendarTimeType;
import org.hibernate.type.CalendarType;
import org.hibernate.type.ProcedureParameterExtractionAware;
import org.hibernate.type.Type;

import org.jboss.logging.Logger;

Abstract implementation of ParameterRegistration/ParameterRegistrationImplementor
Author:Steve Ebersole
/** * Abstract implementation of ParameterRegistration/ParameterRegistrationImplementor * * @author Steve Ebersole */
public abstract class AbstractParameterRegistrationImpl<T> implements ParameterRegistrationImplementor<T> { private static final Logger log = Logger.getLogger( AbstractParameterRegistrationImpl.class ); private final ProcedureCallImpl procedureCall; private final Integer position; private final String name; private final ParameterMode mode; private final Class<T> type; private ParameterBindImpl bind; private int startIndex; private Type hibernateType; private int[] sqlTypes; // positional constructors ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ protected AbstractParameterRegistrationImpl( ProcedureCallImpl procedureCall, Integer position, ParameterMode mode, Class<T> type) { this( procedureCall, position, null, mode, type ); } protected AbstractParameterRegistrationImpl( ProcedureCallImpl procedureCall, Integer position, ParameterMode mode, Class<T> type, Type hibernateType) { this( procedureCall, position, null, mode, type, hibernateType ); } // named constructors ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ protected AbstractParameterRegistrationImpl( ProcedureCallImpl procedureCall, String name, ParameterMode mode, Class<T> type) { this( procedureCall, null, name, mode, type ); } protected AbstractParameterRegistrationImpl( ProcedureCallImpl procedureCall, String name, ParameterMode mode, Class<T> type, Type hibernateType) { this( procedureCall, null, name, mode, type, hibernateType ); } // full constructors ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ private AbstractParameterRegistrationImpl( ProcedureCallImpl procedureCall, Integer position, String name, ParameterMode mode, Class<T> type, Type hibernateType) { this.procedureCall = procedureCall; this.position = position; this.name = name; this.mode = mode; this.type = type; if ( mode == ParameterMode.REF_CURSOR ) { return; } setHibernateType( hibernateType ); } private AbstractParameterRegistrationImpl( ProcedureCallImpl procedureCall, Integer position, String name, ParameterMode mode, Class<T> type) { this( procedureCall, position, name, mode, type, procedureCall.getSession().getFactory().getTypeResolver().heuristicType( type.getName() ) ); } protected SessionImplementor session() { return procedureCall.getSession(); } @Override public String getName() { return name; } @Override public Integer getPosition() { return position; } @Override public Class<T> getType() { return type; } @Override public ParameterMode getMode() { return mode; } @Override public Type getHibernateType() { return hibernateType; } @Override public void setHibernateType(Type type) { if ( type == null ) { throw new IllegalArgumentException( "Type cannot be null" ); } this.hibernateType = type; this.sqlTypes = hibernateType.sqlTypes( session().getFactory() ); } @Override @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") public ParameterBind<T> getBind() { return bind; } @Override public void bindValue(T value) { validateBindability(); this.bind = new ParameterBindImpl<T>( value ); } private void validateBindability() { if ( ! canBind() ) { throw new ParameterMisuseException( "Cannot bind value to non-input parameter : " + this ); } } private boolean canBind() { return mode == ParameterMode.IN || mode == ParameterMode.INOUT; } @Override public void bindValue(T value, TemporalType explicitTemporalType) { validateBindability(); if ( explicitTemporalType != null ) { if ( ! isDateTimeType() ) { throw new IllegalArgumentException( "TemporalType should not be specified for non date/time type" ); } } this.bind = new ParameterBindImpl<T>( value, explicitTemporalType ); } private boolean isDateTimeType() { return Date.class.isAssignableFrom( type ) || Calendar.class.isAssignableFrom( type ); } @Override public void prepare(CallableStatement statement, int startIndex) throws SQLException { // initially set up the Type we will use for binding as the explicit type. Type typeToUse = hibernateType; int[] sqlTypesToUse = sqlTypes; // however, for Calendar binding with an explicit TemporalType we may need to adjust this... if ( bind != null && bind.getExplicitTemporalType() != null ) { if ( Calendar.class.isInstance( bind.getValue() ) ) { switch ( bind.getExplicitTemporalType() ) { case TIMESTAMP: { typeToUse = CalendarType.INSTANCE; sqlTypesToUse = typeToUse.sqlTypes( session().getFactory() ); break; } case DATE: { typeToUse = CalendarDateType.INSTANCE; sqlTypesToUse = typeToUse.sqlTypes( session().getFactory() ); break; } case TIME: { typeToUse = CalendarTimeType.INSTANCE; sqlTypesToUse = typeToUse.sqlTypes( session().getFactory() ); break; } } } } this.startIndex = startIndex; if ( mode == ParameterMode.IN || mode == ParameterMode.INOUT || mode == ParameterMode.OUT ) { if ( mode == ParameterMode.INOUT || mode == ParameterMode.OUT ) { if ( sqlTypesToUse.length > 1 ) { // there is more than one column involved; see if the Hibernate Type can handle // multi-param extraction... final boolean canHandleMultiParamExtraction = ProcedureParameterExtractionAware.class.isInstance( hibernateType ) && ( (ProcedureParameterExtractionAware) hibernateType ).canDoExtraction(); if ( ! canHandleMultiParamExtraction ) { // it cannot... throw new UnsupportedOperationException( "Type [" + hibernateType + "] does support multi-parameter value extraction" ); } } for ( int i = 0; i < sqlTypesToUse.length; i++ ) { statement.registerOutParameter( startIndex + i, sqlTypesToUse[i] ); } } if ( mode == ParameterMode.INOUT || mode == ParameterMode.IN ) { if ( bind == null || bind.getValue() == null ) { // the user did not bind a value to the parameter being processed. That might be ok *if* the // procedure as defined in the database defines a default value for that parameter. // Unfortunately there is not a way to reliably know through JDBC metadata whether a procedure // parameter defines a default value. So we simply allow the procedure execution to happen // assuming that the database will complain appropriately if not setting the given parameter // bind value is an error. log.debugf( "Stored procedure [%s] IN/INOUT parameter [%s] not bound; assuming procedure defines default value", procedureCall.getProcedureName(), this ); } else { typeToUse.nullSafeSet( statement, bind.getValue(), startIndex, session() ); } } } else { // we have a REF_CURSOR type param if ( procedureCall.getParameterStrategy() == ParameterStrategy.NAMED ) { session().getFactory().getServiceRegistry() .getService( RefCursorSupport.class ) .registerRefCursorParameter( statement, getName() ); } else { session().getFactory().getServiceRegistry() .getService( RefCursorSupport.class ) .registerRefCursorParameter( statement, startIndex ); } } } public int[] getSqlTypes() { if ( mode == ParameterMode.REF_CURSOR ) { // we could use the Types#REF_CURSOR added in Java 8, but that would require requiring Java 8... throw new IllegalStateException( "REF_CURSOR parameters do not have a SQL/JDBC type" ); } return sqlTypes; } @Override @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") public T extract(CallableStatement statement) { if ( mode == ParameterMode.IN ) { throw new ParameterMisuseException( "IN parameter not valid for output extraction" ); } else if ( mode == ParameterMode.REF_CURSOR ) { throw new ParameterMisuseException( "REF_CURSOR parameters should be accessed via results" ); } try { if ( ProcedureParameterExtractionAware.class.isInstance( hibernateType ) ) { return (T) ( (ProcedureParameterExtractionAware) hibernateType ).extract( statement, startIndex, session() ); } else { return (T) statement.getObject( startIndex ); } } catch (SQLException e) { throw procedureCall.getSession().getFactory().getSQLExceptionHelper().convert( e, "Unable to extract OUT/INOUT parameter value" ); } } }