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001:        /**********************************************************************
002:        Copyright (c) 2006 Erik Bengtson and others. All rights reserved.
003:        Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
004:        you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
005:        You may obtain a copy of the License at
006:
007:            http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
008:
009:        Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
010:        distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
011:        WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
012:        See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
013:        limitations under the License.
014:
015:        Contributors:
016:        2006 Andy Jefferson - changed to use constructor and initialiseXXX methods
017:        2007 Xuan Baldauf - added method newStateManagerForHollowPreConstructed(), needed for DB4O plugin 
018:        2007 Andy Jefferson - removed all passed in PersistenceCapable
019:            ...
020:         **********************************************************************/package org.jpox.state;
021:
022:        import org.jpox.ClassLoaderResolver;
023:        import org.jpox.ObjectManager;
024:        import org.jpox.StateManager;
025:        import org.jpox.exceptions.ClassNotResolvedException;
026:        import org.jpox.exceptions.JPOXUserException;
027:        import org.jpox.metadata.AbstractClassMetaData;
028:        import org.jpox.store.FieldValues;
029:        import org.jpox.util.Localiser;
030:
031:        /**
032:         * Factory of StateManagers.
033:         * 
034:         * @version $Revision: 1.27 $
035:         */
036:        public class StateManagerFactory {
037:            /** Localiser for messages. */
038:            protected static final Localiser LOCALISER = Localiser
039:                    .getInstance("org.jpox.Localisation");
040:
041:            /**
042:             * Constructs a state manager to manage a hollow instance having the given object ID.
043:             * This constructor is used for creating new instances of existing persistent objects.
044:             * @param om the persistence manager controlling this state manager.
045:             * @param pcClass the class of the new instance to be created.
046:             * @param id the JDO identity of the object.
047:             */
048:            public static StateManager newStateManagerForHollow(
049:                    ObjectManager om, Class pcClass, Object id) {
050:                Initialization stateManagerInitialization = new Initialization(
051:                        om, pcClass);
052:                StateManager sm = om.getApiAdapter().newStateManager(om,
053:                        stateManagerInitialization.getClassMetaData());
054:                sm.initialiseForHollow(id, null, stateManagerInitialization
055:                        .getPCClass());
056:                return sm;
057:            }
058:
059:            /**
060:             * Constructs a state manager to manage a hollow instance having the given object ID.
061:             * The instance is already supplied.
062:             * @param om the persistence manager controlling this state manager.
063:             * @param id the JDO identity of the object.
064:             * @param pc The object that is hollow that we are going to manage
065:             */
066:            public static StateManager newStateManagerForHollowPreConstructed(
067:                    ObjectManager om, Object id, Object pc) {
068:                Initialization stateManagerInitialization = new Initialization(
069:                        om, pc.getClass());
070:                StateManager sm = om.getApiAdapter().newStateManager(om,
071:                        stateManagerInitialization.getClassMetaData());
072:                sm.initialiseForHollowPreConstructed(id, pc);
073:                return sm;
074:            }
075:
076:            /**
077:             * Constructs a state manager to manage a recently populated hollow instance having the
078:             * given object ID and the given field values. This constructor is used for
079:             * creating new instances of persistent objects obtained e.g. via a Query or backed by a view.
080:             * @param om the object manager controlling this state manager.
081:             * @param pcClass the class of the new instance to be created.
082:             * @param id the JDO identity of the object.
083:             * @param fv the initial field values of the object.
084:             */
085:            public static StateManager newStateManagerForHollowPopulated(
086:                    ObjectManager om, Class pcClass, Object id, FieldValues fv) {
087:                Initialization stateManagerInitialization = new Initialization(
088:                        om, pcClass);
089:                StateManager sm = om.getApiAdapter().newStateManager(om,
090:                        stateManagerInitialization.getClassMetaData());
091:                sm.initialiseForHollow(id, fv, stateManagerInitialization
092:                        .getPCClass());
093:                return sm;
094:            }
095:
096:            /**
097:             * Constructs a state manager to manage the specified persistent instance having the given object ID.
098:             * @param om the persistence manager controlling this state manager.
099:             * @param id the JDO identity of the object.
100:             * @param pc The object that is persistent that we are going to manage
101:             */
102:            public static StateManager newStateManagerForPersistentClean(
103:                    ObjectManager om, Object id, Object pc) {
104:                Initialization stateManagerInitialization = new Initialization(
105:                        om, pc.getClass());
106:                StateManager sm = om.getApiAdapter().newStateManager(om,
107:                        stateManagerInitialization.getClassMetaData());
108:                sm.initialiseForPersistentClean(id, pc);
109:                return sm;
110:            }
111:
112:            /**
113:             * Constructs a state manager to manage a hollow (or pclean) instance having the given FieldValues.
114:             * This constructor is used for creating new instances of existing persistent objects using application identity.
115:             * @param om the object manager controlling this state manager.
116:             * @param pcClass the class of the new instance to be created.
117:             * @param fv the initial field values of the object.
118:             */
119:            public static StateManager newStateManagerForHollowPopulatedAppId(
120:                    ObjectManager om, Class pcClass, FieldValues fv) {
121:                Initialization stateManagerInitialization = new Initialization(
122:                        om, pcClass);
123:                StateManager sm = om.getApiAdapter().newStateManager(om,
124:                        stateManagerInitialization.getClassMetaData());
125:                sm.initialiseForHollowAppId(fv, stateManagerInitialization
126:                        .getPCClass());
127:                return sm;
128:            }
129:
130:            /**
131:             * Constructs a state manager to manage a persistable instance that will
132:             * be EMBEDDED/SERIALISED into another persistable object. The instance will not be
133:             * assigned an identity in the process since it is a SCO.
134:             * @param om The object manager controlling this state manager.
135:             * @param pc The persistable to manage (see copyPc also)
136:             * @param copyPc Whether the SM should manage a copy of the passed PC or that one
137:             */
138:            public static StateManager newStateManagerForEmbedded(
139:                    ObjectManager om, Object pc, boolean copyPc) {
140:                Initialization stateManagerInitialization = new Initialization(
141:                        om, pc.getClass());
142:                StateManager sm = om.getApiAdapter().newStateManager(om,
143:                        stateManagerInitialization.getClassMetaData());
144:                sm.initialiseForEmbedded(pc, copyPc);
145:                return sm;
146:            }
147:
148:            /**
149:             * Constructs a state manager to manage a transient instance that is 
150:             * becoming newly persistent.  A new object ID for the
151:             * instance is obtained from the store manager and the object is inserted
152:             * in the data store.
153:             * This constructor is used for assigning state managers to existing
154:             * instances that are transitioning to a persistent state.
155:             * @param om the object manager controlling this state manager.
156:             * @param pc the instance being make persistent.
157:             * @param preInsertChanges Any changes to make before inserting
158:             */
159:            public static StateManager newStateManagerForPersistentNew(
160:                    ObjectManager om, Object pc, FieldValues preInsertChanges) {
161:                Initialization stateManagerInitialization = new Initialization(
162:                        om, pc.getClass());
163:                StateManager sm = om.getApiAdapter().newStateManager(om,
164:                        stateManagerInitialization.getClassMetaData());
165:                sm.initialiseForPersistentNew(pc, preInsertChanges);
166:                return sm;
167:            }
168:
169:            /**
170:             * Constructs a state manager to manage a Transactional Transient instance.
171:             * A new object ID for the instance is obtained from the store manager and
172:             * the object is inserted in the data store.
173:             * This constructor is used for assigning state managers to Transient
174:             * instances that are transitioning to a transient clean state.
175:             * @param om the object manager controlling this state manager.
176:             * @param pc the instance being make persistent.
177:             */
178:            public static StateManager newStateManagerForTransactionalTransient(
179:                    ObjectManager om, Object pc) {
180:                Initialization stateManagerInitialization = new Initialization(
181:                        om, pc.getClass());
182:                StateManager sm = om.getApiAdapter().newStateManager(om,
183:                        stateManagerInitialization.getClassMetaData());
184:                sm.initialiseForTransactionalTransient(pc);
185:                return sm;
186:            }
187:
188:            /**
189:             * Constructor for creating SM instances to manage persistable objects in detached state.
190:             * @param om ObjectManager
191:             * @param pc the detached object
192:             * @param id the JDO identity of the object.
193:             * @param version the detached version
194:             * @since 1.1
195:             */
196:            public static StateManager newStateManagerForDetached(
197:                    ObjectManager om, Object pc, Object id, Object version) {
198:                Initialization stateManagerInitialization = new Initialization(
199:                        om, pc.getClass());
200:                StateManager sm = om.getApiAdapter().newStateManager(om,
201:                        stateManagerInitialization.getClassMetaData());
202:                sm.initialiseForDetached(pc, id, version);
203:                return sm;
204:            }
205:
206:            /**
207:             * Constructor for creating SM instances to manage persistable objects that are not persistent yet
208:             * are about to be deleted. Consequently the initial lifecycle state will be P_NEW, but will soon
209:             * move to P_NEW_DELETED.
210:             * @param om ObjectManager
211:             * @param pc the object being deleted from persistence
212:             * @since 1.2
213:             */
214:            public static StateManager newStateManagerForPNewToBeDeleted(
215:                    ObjectManager om, Object pc) {
216:                Initialization stateManagerInitialization = new Initialization(
217:                        om, pc.getClass());
218:                StateManager sm = om.getApiAdapter().newStateManager(om,
219:                        stateManagerInitialization.getClassMetaData());
220:                sm.initialiseForPNewToBeDeleted(pc);
221:                return sm;
222:            }
223:
224:            /**
225:             * Constructor to create a StateManager for a persistable object, assigning the
226:             * specified id to the object. This is used when getting objects out of the L2 Cache,
227:             * where they have no StateManager assigned, and returning them as associated with a
228:             * particular PM.
229:             * @param om Object Manager managing this object
230:             * @param pc The persistable object from the cache
231:             * @param id Id to assign to the persistable object
232:             * @param loaded The list of loaded fields (when put in the cache)
233:             */
234:            public static StateManager newStateManagerForCachedPC(
235:                    ObjectManager om, Object pc, Object id, boolean loaded[]) {
236:                Initialization stateManagerInitialization = new Initialization(
237:                        om, pc.getClass());
238:                StateManager sm = om.getApiAdapter().newStateManager(om,
239:                        stateManagerInitialization.getClassMetaData());
240:                sm.initialiseForCachedPC(pc, id, loaded,
241:                        stateManagerInitialization.getPCClass());
242:                return sm;
243:            }
244:
245:            protected static class Initialization {
246:                /** Class of the object being managed. This is only stored for some initialise methods that also need the class. */
247:                protected Class pcClass;
248:
249:                /** the metadata for the class. */
250:                protected AbstractClassMetaData cmd;
251:
252:                /**
253:                 * Constructor.
254:                 * @param myOM ObjectManager
255:                 * @param pcClass The class of the object that this will manage the state for
256:                 */
257:                protected Initialization(ObjectManager myOM, Class pcClass) {
258:                    ClassLoaderResolver clr = myOM.getClassLoaderResolver();
259:                    if (myOM.getOMFContext().getTypeManager().isReferenceType(
260:                            pcClass)) {
261:                        // TODO interfaces
262:                        // in this case JPOX supports only one level for interfaces. in case of many levels, JPOX supports only one branch
263:                        cmd = myOM.getMetaDataManager()
264:                                .getMetaDataForImplementationOfReference(
265:                                        pcClass, null, clr);
266:
267:                        // calling the CLR will make sure the class is initialized
268:                        this .pcClass = clr.classForName(cmd.getFullClassName(),
269:                                pcClass.getClassLoader(), true);
270:                    } else {
271:                        try {
272:                            // calling the CLR will make sure the class is initialized
273:                            this .pcClass = clr.classForName(pcClass.getName(),
274:                                    pcClass.getClassLoader(), true);
275:
276:                            cmd = myOM.getMetaDataManager()
277:                                    .getMetaDataForClass(pcClass, clr);
278:                        } catch (ClassNotResolvedException e) {
279:                            throw new JPOXUserException(LOCALISER.msg("026015",
280:                                    pcClass.getName())).setFatal();
281:                        }
282:                    }
283:                    if (cmd == null) {
284:                        throw new JPOXUserException(LOCALISER.msg("026012",
285:                                pcClass)).setFatal();
286:                    }
287:                }
288:
289:                protected Class getPCClass() {
290:                    return pcClass;
291:                }
292:
293:                protected AbstractClassMetaData getClassMetaData() {
294:                    return cmd;
295:                }
296:            }
297:        }
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