Interface StoreContext

All Known Subinterfaces:
Broker, DistributedBroker
All Known Implementing Classes:
BrokerImpl, DelegatingBroker, DistributedBrokerImpl, FinalizingBrokerImpl

public interface StoreContext
Represents a set of managed objects and their environment.
Since:
0.4.0
Author:
Abe White
  • Field Details

    • EXCLUDE_ALL

      static final BitSet EXCLUDE_ALL
      Marker bitset to indicate that all field loads should be excluded in the find methods of this interface.
    • OID_NOVALIDATE

      static final int OID_NOVALIDATE
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    • OID_NODELETED

      static final int OID_NODELETED
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    • OID_COPY

      static final int OID_COPY
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    • OID_ALLOW_NEW

      static final int OID_ALLOW_NEW
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  • Method Details

    • getBroker

      Broker getBroker()
      Return the broker for this context, if possible. Note that a broker will be unavailable in remote contexts, and this method may return null.
    • getConfiguration

      OpenJPAConfiguration getConfiguration()
      Return the configuration associated with this context.
    • getFetchConfiguration

      FetchConfiguration getFetchConfiguration()
      Return the (mutable) fetch configuration for loading objects from this context.
    • pushFetchConfiguration

      FetchConfiguration pushFetchConfiguration()
      Pushes a new fetch configuration that inherits from the current fetch configuration onto a stack, and makes the new configuration the active one.
      Returns:
      the new fetch configuration
      Since:
      1.1.0
    • pushFetchConfiguration

      FetchConfiguration pushFetchConfiguration(FetchConfiguration fc)
      Pushes the fetch configuration argument onto a stack, and makes the new configuration the active one.
      Returns:
      the new fetch configuration
      Since:
      2.1.1
    • popFetchConfiguration

      void popFetchConfiguration()
      Pops the fetch configuration from the top of the stack, making the next one down the active one. This returns void to avoid confusion, since fetch configurations tend to be used in method-chaining patterns often.
      Throws:
      UserException - if the fetch configuration stack is empty
      Since:
      1.1.0
    • getClassLoader

      ClassLoader getClassLoader()
      Return the current thread's class loader at the time this context was obtained.
    • getLockManager

      LockManager getLockManager()
      Return the lock manager in use.
    • getStoreManager

      DelegatingStoreManager getStoreManager()
      Return the store manager in use. This will be a wrapper around the native store manager, which you can retrieve via DelegatingStoreManager.getInnermostDelegate().
    • getConnectionUserName

      String getConnectionUserName()
      Return the connection user name.
    • getConnectionPassword

      String getConnectionPassword()
      Return the connection password.
    • findCached

      Object findCached(Object oid, FindCallbacks call)
      Return the instance for the given oid/object , or null if not found in the L1 cache.
      Parameters:
      oid - the object's id
      Returns:
      the cached object, or null if not cached
    • find

      Object find(Object oid, boolean validate, FindCallbacks call)
      Find the persistence object with the given oid. If validate is true, the broker will check the store for the object, and return null if it does not exist. If validate is false, this method never returns null. The broker will either return its cached instance, attempt to create a hollow instance, or throw an ObjectNotFoundException if unable to return a hollow instance.
      Parameters:
      validate - if true, validate that the instance exists in the store and load fetch group fields, otherwise return any cached or hollow instance
    • findAll

      Object[] findAll(Collection<Object> oids, boolean validate, FindCallbacks call)
      Return the objects with the given oids.
      Parameters:
      oids - the oids of the objects to return
      Returns:
      the objects that were looked up, in the same order as the oids parameter
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    • find

      Object find(Object oid, FetchConfiguration fetch, BitSet exclude, Object edata, int flags)
      Return the object with the given oid. If present, the cached instance will be returned. Otherwise, the instance will be initialized through the store as usual; however, in this case the store will be passed the given execution data, and the system will load the object according to the given fetch configuration (or the context's configuration, if the given one is null). Fields can optionally be excluded from required loading using the exclude mask. By default this method does not find new unflushed instances, validates, and does not throw an exception if a cached instance has been deleted concurrently. These options are controllable through the given OID_XXX flags.
    • findAll

      Object[] findAll(Collection<Object> oids, FetchConfiguration fetch, BitSet exclude, Object edata, int flags)
      Return the objects with the given oids.
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    • extentIterator

      Iterator<Object> extentIterator(Class<?> cls, boolean subs, FetchConfiguration fetch, boolean ignoreChanges)
      Return an iterator over all instances of the given type. The iterator should be closed with ImplHelper.close(java.lang.Object) when no longer needed. This method delegates to StoreManager.executeExtent(org.apache.openjpa.meta.ClassMetaData, boolean, org.apache.openjpa.kernel.FetchConfiguration).
    • retrieve

      void retrieve(Object pc, boolean fgOnly, OpCallbacks call)
      Immediately load the given object's persistent fields. One might use this action to make sure that an instance's fields are loaded before transitioning it to transient. Note that this action is not recursive. Any related objects that are loaded will not necessarily have their fields loaded. Unmanaged target is ignored.
      Parameters:
      fgOnly - indicator as to whether to retrieve only fields in the current fetch groups, or all fields
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    • retrieveAll

      void retrieveAll(Collection<Object> objs, boolean fgOnly, OpCallbacks call)
      Retrieve the given objects' persistent state. Unmanaged targets are ignored.
      Parameters:
      fgOnly - indicator as to whether to retrieve only fields
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    • embed

      OpenJPAStateManager embed(Object obj, Object id, OpenJPAStateManager owner, ValueMetaData ownerMeta)
      Make the given instance embedded.
      Parameters:
      obj - the instance to embed; may be null to create a new instance
      id - the id to give the embedded state manager; may be null for default
      owner - the owning state manager
      ownerMeta - the value in which the object is embedded
      Returns:
      the state manager for the embedded instance
    • getObjectIdType

      Class<?> getObjectIdType(Class<?> cls)
      Return the application or datastore identity class the given persistent class uses for object ids.
    • newObjectId

      Object newObjectId(Class<?> cls, Object val)
      Create a new object id instance from the given value.
      Parameters:
      cls - the persistent class that uses this identity value
      val - an object id instance, stringified object id, or primary key value
    • getPersistedTypes

      Collection<Class<?>> getPersistedTypes()
      Return the set of classes that have been made persistent in the current transaction.
      Since:
      0.3.4
    • getDeletedTypes

      Collection<Class<?>> getDeletedTypes()
      Return the set of classes that have been deleted in the current transaction.
      Since:
      0.3.4
    • getUpdatedTypes

      Collection<Class<?>> getUpdatedTypes()
      Return the set of classes for objects that have been modified in the current transaction.
      Since:
      0.3.4
    • getManagedObjects

      Collection<Object> getManagedObjects()
      Return a list of all managed instances.
    • getTransactionalObjects

      Collection<Object> getTransactionalObjects()
      Return a list of current transaction instances.
    • getPendingTransactionalObjects

      Collection<Object> getPendingTransactionalObjects()
      Return a list of instances which will become transactional upon the next transaction.
    • getDirtyObjects

      Collection<Object> getDirtyObjects()
      Return a list of current dirty instances.
    • getOrderDirtyObjects

      boolean getOrderDirtyObjects()
      Whether to maintain the order in which objects are dirtied for getDirtyObjects(). Default is the store manager's decision.
    • setOrderDirtyObjects

      void setOrderDirtyObjects(boolean order)
      Whether to maintain the order in which objects are dirtied for getDirtyObjects(). Default is the store manager's decision.
    • getStateManager

      OpenJPAStateManager getStateManager(Object obj)
      Return the state manager for the given instance. Includes objects made persistent in the current transaction. If obj is not a managed type or is managed by another context, throw an exception.
    • getLockLevel

      int getLockLevel(Object obj)
      Return the lock level of the specified object.
    • getVersion

      Object getVersion(Object obj)
      Returns the current version indicator for o.
    • isDirty

      boolean isDirty(Object obj)
      Return whether the given object is dirty.
    • isTransactional

      boolean isTransactional(Object obj)
      Return whether the given object is transactional.
    • transactional

      void transactional(Object pc, boolean updateVersion, OpCallbacks call)
      Make the given object transactional.
      Parameters:
      pc - instance to make transactional
      updateVersion - if true, the instance's version will be incremented at the next flush
    • transactionalAll

      void transactionalAll(Collection<Object> objs, boolean updateVersion, OpCallbacks call)
      Make the given objects transactional.
      Parameters:
      objs - instances to make transactional
      updateVersion - if true, the instance's version will be incremented at the next flush
    • nontransactional

      void nontransactional(Object pc, OpCallbacks call)
      Make the given object non-transactional.
    • nontransactionalAll

      void nontransactionalAll(Collection<Object> objs, OpCallbacks call)
      Make the given objects nontransactional.
    • isPersistent

      boolean isPersistent(Object obj)
      Return whether the given object is persistent.
    • isNew

      boolean isNew(Object obj)
      Return whether the given object is a newly-created instance registered with broker.
    • isDeleted

      boolean isDeleted(Object obj)
      Return whether the given object is deleted.
    • getObjectId

      Object getObjectId(Object obj)
      Return the oid of the given instance.
    • getDetachState

      int getDetachState()
      Detach mode constant to determine which fields are part of the detached graph. Defaults to DetachState.DETACH_LOADED.
    • setDetachState

      void setDetachState(int mode)
      Detach mode constant to determine which fields are part of the detached graph. Defaults to DetachState.DETACH_LOADED.
    • getPopulateDataCache

      boolean getPopulateDataCache()
      Whether objects accessed during this transaction will be added to the store cache. Defaults to true.
      Since:
      0.3.4
    • setPopulateDataCache

      void setPopulateDataCache(boolean cache)
      Whether to populate the store cache with objects used by this transaction. Defaults to true.
      Since:
      0.3.4
    • isTrackChangesByType

      boolean isTrackChangesByType()
      Whether memory usage is reduced during this transaction at the expense of tracking changes at the type level instead of the instance level, resulting in more aggressive cache invalidation.
      Since:
      1.0.0
    • setTrackChangesByType

      void setTrackChangesByType(boolean largeTransaction)
      If a large number of objects will be created, modified, or deleted during this transaction setting this option to true will reduce memory usage if you perform periodic flushes by tracking changes at the type level instead of the instance level, resulting in more aggressive cache invalidation. Upon transaction commit the data cache will have to more aggressively flush objects. The store cache will have to flush instances of objects for each class of object modified during the transaction. A side benefit of large transaction mode is that smaller update messages can be used for RemoteCommitEvents. Defaults to false.
      Since:
      1.0.0
    • isManaged

      boolean isManaged()
      Whether this context is using managed transactions.
    • isActive

      boolean isActive()
      Whether a logical transaction is active.
    • isStoreActive

      boolean isStoreActive()
      Whether a data store transaction is active.
    • beginStore

      void beginStore()
      Begin a data store transaction.
    • hasConnection

      boolean hasConnection()
      Whether the broker has a dedicated connection based on the configured connection retain mode and transaction status.
    • getConnection

      Object getConnection()
      Return the connection in use by the context, or a new connection if none.
    • lock

      void lock()
      Synchronizes on an internal lock if the Multithreaded flag is set to true. Make sure to call unlock() in a finally clause of the same method.
    • unlock

      void unlock()
      Releases the internal lock.
    • getConnectionFactoryName

      String getConnectionFactoryName()
      Return the 'JTA' connectionFactoryName
    • setConnectionFactoryName

      void setConnectionFactoryName(String connectionFactoryName)
      Set the 'JTA' ConnectionFactoryName.
    • getConnectionFactory2Name

      String getConnectionFactory2Name()
      Return the 'NonJTA' ConnectionFactoryName.
    • setConnectionFactory2Name

      void setConnectionFactory2Name(String connectionFactory2Name)
      Set the 'NonJTA' ConnectionFactoryName.
    • getConnectionFactory

      Object getConnectionFactory()
      Return the 'JTA' ConnectionFactory, looking it up from JNDI if needed.
      Returns:
      the JTA connection factory or null if connectionFactoryName is blank.
    • getConnectionFactory2

      Object getConnectionFactory2()
      Return the 'NonJTA' ConnectionFactory, looking it up from JNDI if needed.
      Returns:
      the NonJTA connection factory or null if connectionFactoryName is blank.
    • isCached

      boolean isCached(List<Object> oid)
      Indicate whether the oid can be found in the StoreContext's L1 cache or in the StoreManager cache.
      Parameters:
      oid - List of ObjectIds for PersistenceCapables which may be found in memory.
      Returns:
      true if the oid is available in memory (cached) otherwise false.
      Since:
      2.0.0.
    • setAllowReferenceToSiblingContext

      void setAllowReferenceToSiblingContext(boolean flag)
      Affirms if this context will allow its managed instances to refer instances that are managed by other contexts. Note: Some specification (such as JPA) does not warranty predictable behavior when strict group-like property of a persistent context (where managed instances can only refer to instances managed by the same context). Please be aware of consequences when the flag is set to true.
      Since:
      2.1
    • getAllowReferenceToSiblingContext

      boolean getAllowReferenceToSiblingContext()
      Affirms if this context will allow its managed instances to refer instances that are managed by other contexts.
      Returns:
      false by default.
      Since:
      2.1
    • setPostLoadOnMerge

      void setPostLoadOnMerge(boolean allow)
      Set to true if the merge operation should trigger a @PostLoad lifecycle event.
      Parameters:
      allow - PostLoad lifecycle events to be triggered on a merge operation
    • getPostLoadOnMerge

      boolean getPostLoadOnMerge()
      Force sending a @PostLoad lifecycle event while merging.
      Returns:
      false by default
      Since:
      2.2