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// Copyright (c) 1998, 2005, Oracle. All rights reserved.  
package oracle.toplink.essentials.threetier;

import java.util.*;
import java.io.*;
import oracle.toplink.essentials.internal.helper.*;
import oracle.toplink.essentials.sessions.Login;
import oracle.toplink.essentials.internal.localization.*;

/**
 * 

* Purpose: Used to specify how a client session's should be allocated. * @see ServerSession */ public class ConnectionPolicy implements Cloneable, Serializable { protected Login login; protected String poolName; protected boolean isLazy; /** This attribute provides a mechanism to pass connection information to events. */ protected Map properties; /** * PUBLIC: * A connection policy is used to define how the client session connection should be acquired. */ public ConnectionPolicy() { this.isLazy = true; } /** * PUBLIC: * A connection policy is used to define how the client session connection should be acquired. */ public ConnectionPolicy(String poolName) { this.isLazy = true; this.poolName = poolName; } /** * PUBLIC: * A connection policy is used to define how the client session connection should be acquired. */ public ConnectionPolicy(Login login) { this.isLazy = false; this.login = login; } /** * INTERNAL: * Clone the query */ public Object clone() { try { ConnectionPolicy clone = (ConnectionPolicy)super.clone(); if (clone.hasLogin()) { clone.setLogin((Login)clone.getLogin().clone()); } return clone; } catch (CloneNotSupportedException e) { return null; } } /** * PUBLIC: * A lazy connection only acquires a physical connection * when a transaction is started and releases the connection when the transaction completes. */ public void dontUseLazyConnection() { setIsLazy(false); } /** * PUBLIC: * Return the login to use for this connection. * Client sessions support using a seperate user login for database modification. */ public Login getLogin() { return login; } /** * PUBLIC: * Return the pool name or null if not part of a pool. */ public String getPoolName() { return poolName; } /** * ADVANCED: * This method will return the collection of custom properties set on the Connection * policy. Note that this will cause the lazy initialization of the HashMap. */ public Map getProperties() { if (this.properties == null) { this.properties = new HashMap(); } return this.properties; } /** * PUBLIC: * Returns the property associated with the corresponding key. These properties will be available to * connection events. */ public Object getProperty(Object object) { if (this.hasProperties()) { return this.getProperties().get(object); } return null; } /** * PUBLIC: * Return if a login is used, only one of login and pool can be used. */ public boolean hasLogin() { return login != null; } /** * PUBLIC: * Returns true if properties are available on the Connection Policy */ public boolean hasProperties() { return (this.properties != null) && (!this.properties.isEmpty()); } /** * PUBLIC: * Return if a lazy connection should be used, a lazy connection only acquire a physical connection * when a transaction is started and releases the connection when the transaction completes. */ public boolean isLazy() { return isLazy; } /** * INTERNAL: * Return if part of a connection pool. */ public boolean isPooled() { return poolName != null; } /** * INTERNAL: * Return if part of a connection pool. */ public boolean isUserDefinedConnection() { return poolName == null; } /** * PUBLIC: * This method is used to remove a custom property from the Connection Policy. * This method will return the propery removed. If it was not found then null * will be returned. */ public Object removeProperty(Object key) { if (this.hasProperties()) { return getProperties().remove(key); } return null; } /** * PUBLIC: * Set if a lazy connection should be used, a lazy connection only acquire a physical connection * when a transaction is started and releases the connection when the transaction completes. */ public void setIsLazy(boolean isLazy) { this.isLazy = isLazy; } /** * PUBLIC: * Set the login to use for this connection. * Client sessions support using a seperate user login for database modification. * Pooled connections must use the pool's login and cannot define their own. */ public void setLogin(Login login) { this.login = login; } /** * PUBLIC: * Set the pool name or null if not part of a pool. */ public void setPoolName(String poolName) { this.poolName = poolName; } /** * PUBLIC: * Use this method to set custom properties on the Connection Policy. These * properties will be available from within connection events but have no * effect on the connection directly. */ public void setProperty(Object key, Object property) { getProperties().put(key, property); } /** * INTERNAL: * return a string representation of this ConnectionPolicy */ public String toString() { String type = ""; if (isPooled()) { type = "(" + ToStringLocalization.buildMessage("pooled", (Object[])null) + ": " + getPoolName(); } else { type = "(" + ToStringLocalization.buildMessage("login", (Object[])null) + ": " + getLogin(); } if (isLazy()) { type = type + "," + ToStringLocalization.buildMessage("lazy", (Object[])null) + ")"; } else { type = type + "," + ToStringLocalization.buildMessage("non-lazy", (Object[])null) + ")"; } return Helper.getShortClassName(getClass()) + type; } /** * PUBLIC: * A lazy connection only acquires a physical connection * when a transaction is started and releases the connection when the transaction completes. */ public void useLazyConnection() { setIsLazy(true); } }





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