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package org.apache.openjpa.kernel;
import java.util.BitSet;
import org.apache.openjpa.enhance.FieldManager;
import org.apache.openjpa.enhance.PersistenceCapable;
import org.apache.openjpa.enhance.StateManager;
import org.apache.openjpa.meta.ClassMetaData;
import org.apache.openjpa.meta.FieldMetaData;
import org.apache.openjpa.meta.ValueMetaData;
import org.apache.openjpa.util.Proxy;
/**
* Interface implemented by OpenJPA state managers. Each state manager
* manages the state of a single persistence capable instance. The
* state manager is also responsible for all communications about the
* instance to the {@link StoreManager}.
* The fetchXXXField and storeXXXField
* methods can be used to get and set fields of the managed persistent object.
* Most back-end code, however, should use the similar
* fetchXXX and storeXXX methods in place of
* the field methods. These methods function just like the field methods, but
* also pass the value through the externalizer and factory the field may have.
*
* @author Abe White
*/
public interface OpenJPAStateManager
extends StateManager, FieldManager {
/**
* A user is setting the field.
*/
public static final int SET_USER = 0;
/**
* The remote broker framework is setting the field on the server.
*/
public static final int SET_REMOTE = 1;
/**
* The field is being attached by a detached state manager; the value is
* from the detached instance.
*/
public static final int SET_ATTACH = 2;
/**
* Initialize the state manager with a new instance of the given
* persistence capable type and the proper lifecycle state.
* Invoking this method may change the object id and metadata for the
* state manager, as the concrete type specified in the parameter may be
* a subclass of the expected type.
*
* @param forType the type for which to create a new instance
* @param state the initial state to which to set the instance
* @since 0.3.1.2
*/
public void initialize(Class forType, PCState state);
/**
* Load fetch group fields.
*/
public void load(FetchConfiguration fetch);
/**
* Return the managed instance.
*/
public Object getManagedInstance();
/**
* Return the {@link PersistenceCapable} instance that provides access to
* the instance managed by this state manager. May be a proxy around
* the actual managed instance.
*/
public PersistenceCapable getPersistenceCapable();
/**
* Get the metadata for this instance.
*/
public ClassMetaData getMetaData();
/**
* Return the owning state if this is an embedded instance.
*/
public OpenJPAStateManager getOwner();
/**
* Return the owning value's field index
*
* @since 1.1.0
*/
public int getOwnerIndex();
/**
* Return true if this instance has an owner, meaning it is an embedded
* value.
*/
public boolean isEmbedded();
/**
* Return whether this object has been flushed to the datastore in this
* transaction.
*/
public boolean isFlushed();
/**
* Return whether this object has been flushed, then dirtied again.
*/
public boolean isFlushedDirty();
/**
* Return whether this object is provisionally persistent.
*/
public boolean isProvisional();
/**
* Return a read-only mask of the indexes of all loaded fields.
*/
public BitSet getLoaded();
/**
* Return a read-only mask of the indexes of all dirty fields.
*/
public BitSet getDirty();
/**
* Return a read-only mask of the indexes of all fields that have been
* flushed since they were last changed.
*/
public BitSet getFlushed();
/**
* Return a mutable mask of the unloaded fields that need loading based
* on the given fetch configuration. Pass in null to retrieve all
* unloaded fields.
*/
public BitSet getUnloaded(FetchConfiguration fetch);
/**
* Create a new hollow proxy instance for the given field. In cases where
* the field externalizes to an SCO but is declared something else, the
* returned object may not implement {@link Proxy}. In all other cases,
* this method delegates to the system
* {@link org.apache.openjpa.util.ProxyManager}
* with the correct field information. The returned proxy's owner is
* unset so that modifications to the proxy will not be tracked while its
* state is initialized. Calling {@link #storeField} or {@link #store}
* will set the proxy's owner automatically.
*/
public Object newProxy(int field);
/**
* Create a new hollow proxy instance for the given field. This method
* differs from {@link #newProxy} in that it returns a proxy for the
* field's declared type, not its externalized type.
*
* @see #newProxy
*/
public Object newFieldProxy(int field);
/**
* Return true if the given field has a default value.
*/
public boolean isDefaultValue(int field);
/**
* Return the managing context.
*/
public StoreContext getContext();
/**
* Return the state that this object is in.
*/
public PCState getPCState();
/**
* Return the identifier for this state manager. This may return a
* temporary identifier for new unflushed instances that have not been
* assigned an object id, or for non-persistent or embedded instances.
* For all other instances this method is the same as {@link #getObjectId}.
*/
public Object getId();
/**
* Return the instance's object id. This method will return null if no
* oid has been assigned. Oids are assigned to newly-persisted instances
* when the user first asks for it, or on flush.
*/
public Object getObjectId();
/**
* Set the object id for the managed instance. Some back ends may not be
* able to assign a permanent oid until flush. Do not call this method on
* application identity instances; changing the primary key fields of
* application identity objects through the storeXXXField
* methods will automatically change the oid.
*/
public void setObjectId(Object oid);
/**
* Ask the store manager to assign a permanent oid to this new instance.
*
* @param flush if true, flush if necessary to get a permanent oid; if
* false, the oid may be left unassigned
* @return true if an oid assigned, false otherwise
*/
public boolean assignObjectId(boolean flush);
/**
* The lock object set for this instance. This object is generally
* managed by the system lock manager.
*/
public Object getLock();
/**
* The lock object set for this instance. This object is generally
* managed by the system lock manager.
*/
public void setLock(Object lock);
/**
* Return the current version indicator for this instance.
*/
public Object getVersion();
/**
* Set the version indicator for this instance, as loaded from the
* data store. This method is used by the {@link StoreManager} when
* loading instance data. On rollback, the version will be rolled back
* to this value. Version objects should be serializable and should not
* require vendor-specific classes, because they are transferred to
* detached objects.
*/
public void setVersion(Object version);
/**
* Set the next version indicator in the datastore pending a successful
* flush. The {@link StoreManager} uses this method during flush.
*/
public void setNextVersion(Object version);
/**
* Returns true if this state needs to issue a version update, possibly
* as a result of being locked.
*/
public boolean isVersionUpdateRequired();
/**
* Returns true if this state needs to issue a version check at flush time.
*/
public boolean isVersionCheckRequired();
/**
* An object that concrete back ends can associate with each instance.
* This object is not used or modified in any way by the generic
* persistence layer.
*/
public Object getImplData();
/**
* An object that concrete back ends can associate with each instance.
* This object is not used or modified in any way by the generic
* persistence layer.
*
* @param cacheable whether the impl data can be shared among instances
* in different contexts if L2 caching is enabled
* @return the previous impl data value, if any
*/
public Object setImplData(Object data, boolean cacheable);
/**
* Whether the instance-level impl data can be shared among instances
* in different contexts if L2 caching is enabled.
*/
public boolean isImplDataCacheable();
/**
* Field-level impl data. Field-level data only applies to loaded fields,
* and is cleared when the field is cleared.
*/
public Object getImplData(int field);
/**
* Field-level impl data. Field-level data only applies to loaded fields,
* and is cleared when the field is cleared. Whether the data is cached
* across instances depends on the corresponding field metadata's response
* to {@link FieldMetaData#usesImplData}.
*
* @return the previous impl data value, if any
*/
public Object setImplData(int field, Object data);
/**
* Whether the field's impl data is loaded and can be shared among
* instances in different contexts if L2 caching is enabled.
*/
public boolean isImplDataCacheable(int field);
/**
* Use intermediate field data to store intermediate information that
* might be available before the field is fully loaded. The system
* will automatically clear this data when the field gets loaded.
* This data should be cacheable; the datastore cache will attempt to
* cache it if the field value is not available.
*/
public Object getIntermediate(int field);
/**
* Use intermediate field data to store intermediate information that
* might be available before the field is fully loaded. The system
* will automatically clear this data when the field gets loaded.
* This data should be cacheable; the datastore cache will attempt to
* cache it if the field value is not available.
*/
public void setIntermediate(int field, Object value);
/**
* Return the external value of the given field.
*/
public boolean fetchBoolean(int field);
/**
* Return the external value of the given field.
*/
public byte fetchByte(int field);
/**
* Return the external value of the given field.
*/
public char fetchChar(int field);
/**
* Return the external value of the given field.
*/
public double fetchDouble(int field);
/**
* Return the external value of the given field.
*/
public float fetchFloat(int field);
/**
* Return the external value of the given field.
*/
public int fetchInt(int field);
/**
* Return the external value of the given field.
*/
public long fetchLong(int field);
/**
* Return the external value of the given field.
*/
public Object fetchObject(int field);
/**
* Return the external value of the given field.
*/
public short fetchShort(int field);
/**
* Return the external value of the given field.
*/
public String fetchString(int field);
/**
* Return the externalized value of the field with the given index as an
* object. If there is no externalizer, this is equivalent to
* {@link #fetchField}.
*/
public Object fetch(int field);
/**
* Return the value of the field with the given index as an object.
*
* @param transitions if true, this method will cause state transitions
* to occur as if the field were accessed normally
*/
public Object fetchField(int field, boolean transitions);
/**
* Return the value of the field at the specified index as of the
* beginning of the transaction.
*
* @since 0.3.1.1
*/
public Object fetchInitialField(int field);
/**
* Set the given external value back into the given field.
*/
public void storeBoolean(int field, boolean externalVal);
/**
* Set the given external value back into the given field.
*/
public void storeByte(int field, byte externalVal);
/**
* Set the given external value back into the given field.
*/
public void storeChar(int field, char externalVal);
/**
* Set the given external value back into the given field.
*/
public void storeDouble(int field, double externalVal);
/**
* Set the given external value back into the given field.
*/
public void storeFloat(int field, float externalVal);
/**
* Set the given external value back into the given field.
*/
public void storeInt(int field, int externalVal);
/**
* Set the given external value back into the given field.
*/
public void storeLong(int field, long externalVal);
/**
* Set the given external value back into the given field.
*/
public void storeObject(int field, Object externalVal);
/**
* Set the given external value back into the given field.
*/
public void storeShort(int field, short externalVal);
/**
* Set the given external value back into the given field.
*/
public void storeString(int field, String externalVal);
/**
* Set the value of the field with the given index as from the external
* object value. If there is no externalizer, this is equivalent to
* {@link #storeField}.
*/
public void store(int field, Object value);
/**
* Set the value of the field with the given index as an object.
*/
public void storeField(int field, Object value);
/**
* Mark the given field as dirty.
*/
public void dirty(int field);
/**
* Notification that an element has been removed from the given field.
*/
public void removed(int field, Object removed, boolean key);
/**
* Prepare the instance for refresh
*
* @param refreshAll true if this instance is one of a collection of
* objects being refreshed
* @return true if the object needs a refresh, false otherwise
* @see Broker#refresh
*/
public boolean beforeRefresh(boolean refreshAll);
/**
* Set the given field to the given value. Make the field dirty as
* if user code set it. Do not delete dependent objects in the field's
* current value. This method is invoked by the remote package to
* synch a server-side state manager with remote changes. We do not
* need to delete dependent instances because they will have been
* deleted when the field changed on the client side, and those
* client-side deletes will be transmitted independently.
*
* @since 0.3.1
*/
public void setRemote (int field, Object value);
/**
* Some field types (collection proxies) support delayed loading. Delayed loading
* is a step beyond lazy loading. Delayed load allows an instance of a field to be
* returned without actually loading it.
*
* @param field
* @return true if the field is setup for delayed access
*/
public boolean isDelayed(int field);
/**
* Some field types (collection proxies) support delayed loading. Delayed loading
* is a step beyond lazy loading. Delayed load allows an instance of a field to be
* returned without actually loading it.
*
* @param field
*/
public void setDelayed(int field, boolean delay);
/**
* If a field was marked delayed in a previous load operation this method can be
* used to load the field.
* @param field
*/
public void loadDelayedField(int field);
/**
* Fetch an object field by index.
* @param field
*/
public Object fetchObjectField(int field);
}
