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package org.hibernate.engine.profile;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;

import org.hibernate.internal.CoreLogging;
import org.hibernate.internal.CoreMessageLogger;
import org.hibernate.type.BagType;
import org.hibernate.type.Type;

A 'fetch profile' allows a user to dynamically modify the fetching strategy used for particular associations at runtime, whereas that information was historically only statically defined in the metadata.

This class defines the runtime representation of this data.
Author:Steve Ebersole
/** * A 'fetch profile' allows a user to dynamically modify the fetching strategy used for particular associations at * runtime, whereas that information was historically only statically defined in the metadata. * <p/> * This class defines the runtime representation of this data. * * @author Steve Ebersole */
public class FetchProfile { private static final CoreMessageLogger LOG = CoreLogging.messageLogger( FetchProfile.class ); private final String name; private Map<String,Fetch> fetches = new HashMap<String,Fetch>(); private boolean containsJoinFetchedCollection; private boolean containsJoinFetchedBag; private Fetch bagJoinFetch;
Constructs a FetchProfile, supplying its unique name (unique within the SessionFactory).
Params:
  • name – The name under which we are bound in the sessionFactory
/** * Constructs a FetchProfile, supplying its unique name (unique within the SessionFactory). * * @param name The name under which we are bound in the sessionFactory */
public FetchProfile(String name) { this.name = name; }
Add a fetch to the profile.
Params:
  • association – The association to be fetched
  • fetchStyleName – The name of the fetch style to apply
/** * Add a fetch to the profile. * * @param association The association to be fetched * @param fetchStyleName The name of the fetch style to apply */
@SuppressWarnings({ "UnusedDeclaration" }) public void addFetch(Association association, String fetchStyleName) { addFetch( association, Fetch.Style.parse( fetchStyleName ) ); }
Add a fetch to the profile.
Params:
  • association – The association to be fetched
  • style – The style to apply
/** * Add a fetch to the profile. * * @param association The association to be fetched * @param style The style to apply */
public void addFetch(Association association, Fetch.Style style) { addFetch( new Fetch( association, style ) ); }
Add a fetch to the profile.
Params:
  • fetch – The fetch to add.
/** * Add a fetch to the profile. * * @param fetch The fetch to add. */
public void addFetch(final Fetch fetch) { final String fetchAssociactionRole = fetch.getAssociation().getRole(); final Type associationType = fetch.getAssociation().getOwner().getPropertyType( fetch.getAssociation().getAssociationPath() ); if ( associationType.isCollectionType() ) { LOG.tracev( "Handling request to add collection fetch [{0}]", fetchAssociactionRole ); // couple of things for which to account in the case of collection // join fetches if ( Fetch.Style.JOIN == fetch.getStyle() ) { // first, if this is a bag we need to ignore it if we previously // processed collection join fetches if ( BagType.class.isInstance( associationType ) ) { if ( containsJoinFetchedCollection ) { LOG.containsJoinFetchedCollection( fetchAssociactionRole ); // EARLY EXIT!!! return; } } // also, in cases where we are asked to add a collection join // fetch where we had already added a bag join fetch previously, // we need to go back and ignore that previous bag join fetch. if ( containsJoinFetchedBag ) { // just for safety... if ( fetches.remove( bagJoinFetch.getAssociation().getRole() ) != bagJoinFetch ) { LOG.unableToRemoveBagJoinFetch(); } bagJoinFetch = null; containsJoinFetchedBag = false; } containsJoinFetchedCollection = true; } } fetches.put( fetchAssociactionRole, fetch ); }
Getter for property 'name'.
Returns:Value for property 'name'.
/** * Getter for property 'name'. * * @return Value for property 'name'. */
public String getName() { return name; }
Getter for property 'fetches'. Map of Fetch instances, keyed by association role
Returns:Value for property 'fetches'.
/** * Getter for property 'fetches'. Map of {@link Fetch} instances, keyed by association <tt>role</tt> * * @return Value for property 'fetches'. */
@SuppressWarnings({ "UnusedDeclaration" }) public Map<String,Fetch> getFetches() { return fetches; }
Obtain the fetch associated with the given role.
Params:
  • role – The role identifying the fetch
Returns:The fetch, or null if a matching one was not found
/** * Obtain the fetch associated with the given role. * * @param role The role identifying the fetch * * @return The fetch, or {@code null} if a matching one was not found */
public Fetch getFetchByRole(String role) { return fetches.get( role ); }
Getter for property 'containsJoinFetchedCollection', which flags whether this fetch profile contained any collection join fetches.
Returns:Value for property 'containsJoinFetchedCollection'.
/** * Getter for property 'containsJoinFetchedCollection', which flags whether * this fetch profile contained any collection join fetches. * * @return Value for property 'containsJoinFetchedCollection'. */
@SuppressWarnings({ "UnusedDeclaration" }) public boolean isContainsJoinFetchedCollection() { return containsJoinFetchedCollection; }
Getter for property 'containsJoinFetchedBag', which flags whether this fetch profile contained any bag join fetches
Returns:Value for property 'containsJoinFetchedBag'.
/** * Getter for property 'containsJoinFetchedBag', which flags whether this * fetch profile contained any bag join fetches * * @return Value for property 'containsJoinFetchedBag'. */
@SuppressWarnings({ "UnusedDeclaration" }) public boolean isContainsJoinFetchedBag() { return containsJoinFetchedBag; } }