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DataNucleus Core provides the primary components of a heterogenous Java persistence solution.
It supports persistence API's being layered on top of the core functionality.
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package org.datanucleus.metadata;
/**
* The property element declares mapping between a virtual field of an implemented
* interface and the corresponding persistent field of a persistence-capable class.
* The name attribute is required, and declares the name for the property. The naming
* conventions for JavaBeans property names is used: the property name is the same as
* the corresponding get method for the property with the get removed and the resulting
* name lower-cased.
* The field-name attribute is required; it associates a persistent field with the named property.
*/
public class PropertyMetaData extends AbstractMemberMetaData
{
private static final long serialVersionUID = -1281091318359894652L;
/** Name of the field that this property is wrapping (when part of a persistent class). */
protected String fieldName;
/**
* Convenience constructor to copy the specification from the passed field.
* This is used when we have an overriding field and we make a copy of the baseline
* field as a starting point.
* @param parent The parent
* @param fmd The field to copy
*/
public PropertyMetaData(MetaData parent, PropertyMetaData fmd)
{
super(parent, fmd);
this.fieldName = fmd.fieldName;
}
/**
* Constructor. Saves the MetaData with the specified values. The object is
* then in an "unpopulated" state. It can become "populated" by calling the
* populate() method which compares it against the field it is to
* represent and updates any unset attributes and flags up any errors.
* @param parent parent MetaData instance
* @param name field/property name
*/
public PropertyMetaData(MetaData parent, final String name)
{
super(parent, name);
}
/**
* Accessor for the field name
* if a concrete implementation of the interface is generated the field name for this property.
* @return field name. null if no field name is set, or if this is a property in a concrete class.
*/
public String getFieldName()
{
return fieldName;
}
/**
* Method to set the field name that this property wraps (persistent interface implementation)
* @param name Field name
* @return This metadata
*/
public PropertyMetaData setFieldName(String name)
{
this.fieldName = name;
return this;
}
public String toString()
{
StringBuilder str = new StringBuilder(super.toString()).append(" [").append(this.getFullFieldName()).append("]");
str.append(" type=").append(getTypeName());
if (primaryKey == Boolean.TRUE)
{
str.append(", primary-key");
}
if (embedded == Boolean.TRUE)
{
str.append(", embedded");
}
if (serialized == Boolean.TRUE)
{
str.append(", serialised");
}
str.append(", persistence-modifier=").append(persistenceModifier.toString());
if (valueStrategy != null)
{
str.append(", valueStrategy=").append(valueStrategy.toString());
}
if (parent instanceof AbstractClassMetaData)
{
AbstractClassMetaData parentAsCmd = (AbstractClassMetaData)parent;
if (!parentAsCmd.getFullClassName().equals(getClassName()))
{
str.append(" OVERRIDE");
}
}
return str.toString();
}
}