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package org.jooq;
import static org.jooq.impl.DSL.name;
import static org.jooq.impl.DSL.schema;
import static org.jooq.tools.StringUtils.isBlank;
import static org.jooq.tools.StringUtils.isEmpty;
import java.io.Serializable;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Map.Entry;
import org.jooq.conf.MappedCatalog;
import org.jooq.conf.MappedSchema;
import org.jooq.conf.MappedTable;
import org.jooq.conf.RenderMapping;
import org.jooq.conf.Settings;
import org.jooq.conf.SettingsTools;
import org.jooq.impl.DSL;
import org.jooq.tools.JooqLogger;
import org.jooq.tools.StringUtils;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.Nullable;
/**
* General mapping of generated artefacts onto run-time substitutes.
*
* There are several use cases, when the run-time schema configuration may be
* different from the compile-time (or code-generation-time) schema
* configuration. Say, you develop a schema called DEV
. It contains
* a table DEV.T
. When you install your database on a productive
* system, you might have two schemata:
*
* PROD
: The productive schema. It contains the table
* PROD.T
* BACKUP
: The productive backup schema. This schema might be
* shared with other applications, so you might have table name collisions.
* Therefore, you'd want to map your table DEV.T
onto
* BACKUP.MY_T
*
*
* This can be achieved with the SchemaMapping
, where you can map
* schemata and tables, for them to render different names at run-time, than at
* compile-time.
*
* @author Lukas Eder
* @see https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/jooq/wiki/Manual/ADVANCED/SchemaMapping
* @since 1.5.2, 1.6.0
* @deprecated - 2.0.5 - Use runtime configuration {@link Settings} instead
*/
@Deprecated(forRemoval = true, since = "2.0")
public class SchemaMapping implements Serializable {
private static final JooqLogger log = JooqLogger.getLogger(SchemaMapping.class);
private static volatile boolean loggedDeprecation = false;
private final Configuration configuration;
private volatile transient Map catalogs;
private volatile transient Map schemata;
private volatile transient Map> tables;
/**
* Construct a mapping from a {@link Configuration} object
*/
public SchemaMapping(Configuration configuration) {
this.configuration = configuration;
}
private final RenderMapping mapping() {
return SettingsTools.getRenderMapping(configuration.settings());
}
private final boolean renderCatalog() {
return Boolean.TRUE.equals(configuration.settings().isRenderCatalog());
}
private final boolean renderSchema() {
return Boolean.TRUE.equals(configuration.settings().isRenderSchema());
}
private static void logDeprecation() {
if (!loggedDeprecation) {
// Log only once
loggedDeprecation = true;
log.warn("DEPRECATION", "org.jooq.SchemaMapping is deprecated as of jOOQ 2.0.5. Consider using jOOQ's runtime configuration org.jooq.conf.Settings instead");
}
}
/**
* Set a schema as the default schema. This results in the supplied schema
* being omitted in generated SQL.
*
* If the supplied mapping has already been added using
* {@link #add(Schema, Schema)}, then use()
has no effect.
*
* @param schema the default schema
*/
public void use(Schema schema) {
use(schema.getName());
}
/**
* Set a schema as the default schema. This results in the supplied schema
* being omitted in generated SQL.
*
* If the supplied mapping has already been added using
* {@link #add(Schema, Schema)}, then use()
has no effect.
*
* @param schemaName the default schema
*/
public void use(String schemaName) {
logDeprecation();
mapping().setDefaultSchema(schemaName);
}
/**
* Add schemata to this mapping
*
* @param inputSchema The schema known at codegen time to be mapped
* @param outputSchema The schema configured at run time to be mapped
*/
public void add(String inputSchema, String outputSchema) {
logDeprecation();
// Find existing mapped schema
MappedSchema schema = null;
for (MappedSchema s : mapping().getSchemata()) {
if (inputSchema.equals(s.getInput())) {
schema = s;
break;
}
}
if (schema == null) {
schema = new MappedSchema().withInput(inputSchema);
mapping().getSchemata().add(schema);
}
// Add new mapping
schema.setOutput(outputSchema);
}
/**
* Add schemata to this mapping
*
* @param inputSchema The schema known at codegen time to be mapped
* @param outputSchema The schema configured at run time to be mapped
*/
public void add(String inputSchema, Schema outputSchema) {
add(inputSchema, outputSchema.getName());
}
/**
* Add schemata to this mapping
*
* @param inputSchema The schema known at codegen time to be mapped
* @param outputSchema The schema configured at run time to be mapped
*/
public void add(Schema inputSchema, Schema outputSchema) {
add(inputSchema.getName(), outputSchema.getName());
}
/**
* Add schemata to this mapping
*
* @param inputSchema The schema known at codegen time to be mapped
* @param outputSchema The schema configured at run time to be mapped
*/
public void add(Schema inputSchema, String outputSchema) {
add(inputSchema.getName(), outputSchema);
}
/**
* Add tables to this mapping
*
* @param inputTable The table known at codegen time to be mapped
* @param outputTable The table configured at run time to be mapped
*/
public void add(Table> inputTable, Table> outputTable) {
add(inputTable, outputTable.getName());
}
/**
* Add tables to this mapping
*
* @param inputTable The table known at codegen time to be mapped
* @param outputTable The table configured at run time to be mapped
*/
public void add(final Table> inputTable, final String outputTable) {
logDeprecation();
// Try to find a pre-existing schema mapping in the settings
MappedSchema schema = null;
MappedTable table = null;
for (MappedSchema s : mapping().getSchemata()) {
if (inputTable.getSchema().getName().equals(s.getInput())) {
// Find existing mapped table
tableLoop:
for (MappedTable t : s.getTables()) {
if (inputTable.getName().equals(t.getInput())) {
table = t;
break tableLoop;
}
}
schema = s;
break;
}
}
if (schema == null) {
schema = new MappedSchema().withInput(inputTable.getSchema().getName());
mapping().getSchemata().add(schema);
}
if (table == null) {
table = new MappedTable().withInput(inputTable.getName());
schema.getTables().add(table);
}
// Add new mapping
table.setOutput(outputTable);
}
@Nullable
public Catalog map(Catalog catalog) {
// [#1774] [#4795] The default Settings render schema flag takes
// precedence over the DefaultConfiguration's ignoreMapping flag!
if (!renderCatalog()) return null;
// Don't map an already mapped catalog again
else if (catalog instanceof RenamedCatalog) return catalog;
Catalog result = catalog;
if (result == null)
result = DSL.catalog(name(""));
// [#2089] DefaultCatalog has an empty schema name
// But we're mapping those names as well
String catalogName = result.getName();
// [#4642] Don't initialise catalog mapping if not necessary
RenderMapping m = mapping();
if (!m.getCatalogs().isEmpty() || !isEmpty(m.getDefaultCatalog())) {
// Lazy initialise catalog mapping
if (!getCatalogs().containsKey(catalogName)) {
// [#1857] thread-safe lazy initialisation for those users who
// want to use a Configuration and dependent objects in a "thread-safe" manner
synchronized (this) {
if (!getCatalogs().containsKey(catalogName)) {
for (MappedCatalog c : m.getCatalogs()) {
// A configured mapping was found, add a renamed catalog
if (matches(c, catalogName)) {
// Ignore self-mappings and void-mappings
if (!isBlank(c.getOutput()))
if (c.getInput() != null && !c.getOutput().equals(catalogName))
result = new RenamedCatalog(result, c.getOutput());
else if (c.getInputExpression() != null)
result = new RenamedCatalog(result, c.getInputExpression().matcher(catalogName).replaceAll(c.getOutput()));
break;
}
}
// [#13035] Cache the application of the defaultCatalog
if ("".equals(result.getName())
|| result.getName().equals(m.getDefaultCatalog()))
result = null;
// Add mapped catalog or self if no mapping was found
getCatalogs().put(catalogName, result);
}
}
}
result = getCatalogs().get(catalogName);
}
// [#4642] [#13723] There can still be a default name (e.g. from
// code generation, even when there's no runtime schema mapping
else if ("".equals(result.getName()))
result = null;
return result;
}
/**
* Apply mapping to a given schema
*
* @param schema The schema to be mapped
* @return The configured schema
*/
@Nullable
public Schema map(Schema schema) {
// [#1774] The default Settings render schema flag takes precedence over
// The DefaultConfiguration's ignoreMapping flag!
if (!renderSchema()) return null;
// [#9708] Don't map an already mapped schema again
else if (schema instanceof RenamedSchema) return schema;
Schema result = schema;
if (result == null)
result = schema(name(""));
RenderMapping m = mapping();
// [#4642] Don't initialise schema mapping if not necessary
if (!m.getSchemata().isEmpty() ||
!m.getCatalogs().isEmpty() ||
!isEmpty(m.getDefaultSchema()) ||
!isEmpty(m.getDefaultCatalog())) {
Catalog catalog = result.getCatalog();
if (catalog == null)
catalog = DSL.catalog(name(""));
// [#2089] DefaultSchema has an empty schema name
// [#7498] But we're mapping those names as well
String catalogName = catalog.getName();
String schemaName = result.getName();
String key = StringUtils.isEmpty(catalogName) ? schemaName : catalogName + '.' + schemaName;
// Lazy initialise schema mapping
if (!getSchemata().containsKey(key)) {
// [#1857] thread-safe lazy initialisation for those users who
// want to use a Configuration and dependent objects in a "thread-safe" manner
synchronized (this) {
if (!getSchemata().containsKey(key)) {
catalogLoop:
for (MappedCatalog c : m.getCatalogs()) {
if (matches(c, catalogName)) {
for (MappedSchema s : c.getSchemata()) {
if (matches(s, schemaName)) {
// Ignore self-mappings and void-mappings
if (!isBlank(s.getOutput()))
if (s.getInput() != null && !s.getOutput().equals(schemaName))
result = new RenamedSchema(map(catalog), result, s.getOutput());
else if (s.getInputExpression() != null)
result = new RenamedSchema(map(catalog), result, s.getInputExpression().matcher(schemaName).replaceAll(s.getOutput()));
break catalogLoop;
}
}
// [#7498] Even without schema mapping configuration, we may still need to map the catalog
result = new RenamedSchema(map(catalog), result, schemaName);
break catalogLoop;
}
}
if (!(result instanceof RenamedSchema)) {
for (MappedSchema s : m.getSchemata()) {
// A configured mapping was found, add a renamed schema
if (matches(s, schemaName)) {
// Ignore self-mappings and void-mappings
if (!isBlank(s.getOutput()))
if (s.getInput() != null && !s.getOutput().equals(schemaName))
result = new RenamedSchema(map(catalog), result, s.getOutput());
else if (s.getInputExpression() != null)
result = new RenamedSchema(map(catalog), result, s.getInputExpression().matcher(schemaName).replaceAll(s.getOutput()));
break;
}
}
}
// [#13034] Apply defaultCatalog irrespective of defaultSchema and the above mappings
if (result.getCatalog() != null && map(result.getCatalog()) == null)
result = new RenamedSchema(null, result, result.getName());
// [#13035] Cache the application of the defaultSchema
if ("".equals(result.getName()))
result = null;
else if (result.getName().equals(m.getDefaultSchema())
&& (result.getCatalog() == null
|| "".equals(result.getCatalog().getName())
|| result.getCatalog().getName().equals(m.getDefaultCatalog())))
result = null;
// Add mapped schema or self if no mapping was found
getSchemata().put(key, result);
}
}
}
result = getSchemata().get(key);
}
// [#4642] [#13723] There can still be a default name (e.g. from
// code generation, even when there's no runtime schema mapping
else if ("".equals(result.getName()))
result = null;
return result;
}
/**
* Apply mapping to a given table
*
* @param table The generated table to be mapped
* @return The configured table
*/
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
@Nullable
public Table map(Table table) {
Table result = table;
// [#4652] Don't initialise table mapping if not necessary
if (result != null && (!mapping().getSchemata().isEmpty() || !mapping().getCatalogs().isEmpty())) {
Catalog catalog = result.getCatalog();
Schema schema = result.getSchema();
// [#1189] Schema can be null in SQLite
// [#2089] DefaultSchema have empty schema names
// [#1186] TODO: replace this by calling table.getQualifiedName()
if (catalog == null)
catalog = DSL.catalog(name(""));
if (schema == null)
schema = schema(name(""));
String catalogName = catalog.getName();
String schemaName = schema.getName();
String tableName = result.getName();
String key = StringUtils.isEmpty(catalogName) ?
(StringUtils.isEmpty(schemaName) ? tableName : (schemaName + "." + tableName))
: (catalogName + '.' + schemaName + '.' + tableName);
// Lazy initialise table mapping
if (!getTables().containsKey(key)) {
// [#1857] thread-safe lazy initialisation for those users who
// want to use Configuration and dependent objects in a "thread-safe" manner
synchronized (this) {
if (!getTables().containsKey(key)) {
catalogLoop:
for (MappedCatalog c : mapping().getCatalogs()) {
if (matches(c, catalogName)) {
for (MappedSchema s : c.getSchemata()) {
if (matches(s, schemaName)) {
for (MappedTable t : s.getTables()) {
// A configured mapping was found, add a renamed table
if (matches(t, tableName)) {
// Ignore self-mappings and void-mappings
if (!isBlank(t.getOutput()))
if (t.getInput() != null && !t.getOutput().equals(tableName))
result = new RenamedTable<>(map(schema), result, t.getOutput());
else if (t.getInputExpression() != null)
result = new RenamedTable<>(map(schema), result, t.getInputExpression().matcher(tableName).replaceAll(t.getOutput()));
break catalogLoop;
}
}
}
}
// [#7498] Even without table mapping configuration, we may still need to map the schema
result = new RenamedTable<>(map(schema), result, tableName);
break catalogLoop;
}
}
if (!(result instanceof RenamedTable))
schemaLoop:
for (MappedSchema s : mapping().getSchemata()) {
if (matches(s, schemaName)) {
for (MappedTable t : s.getTables()) {
// A configured mapping was found, add a renamed table
if (matches(t, tableName)) {
// Ignore self-mappings and void-mappings
if (!isBlank(t.getOutput()))
if (t.getInput() != null && !t.getOutput().equals(tableName))
result = new RenamedTable<>(map(schema), result, t.getOutput());
else if (t.getInputExpression() != null)
result = new RenamedTable<>(map(schema), result, t.getInputExpression().matcher(tableName).replaceAll(t.getOutput()));
break schemaLoop;
}
}
// [#7498] Even without table mapping configuration, we may still need to map the schema
result = new RenamedTable<>(map(schema), result, tableName);
break schemaLoop;
}
}
// Add mapped table or self if no mapping was found
getTables().put(key, result);
}
}
}
result = (Table) getTables().get(key);
}
return result;
}
private final boolean matches(MappedCatalog c, String catalogName) {
return (c.getInput() != null && catalogName.equals(c.getInput()))
|| (c.getInputExpression() != null && c.getInputExpression().matcher(catalogName).matches());
}
private final boolean matches(MappedSchema s, String schemaName) {
return (s.getInput() != null && schemaName.equals(s.getInput()))
|| (s.getInputExpression() != null && s.getInputExpression().matcher(schemaName).matches());
}
private final boolean matches(MappedTable t, String tableName) {
return (t.getInput() != null && tableName.equals(t.getInput()))
|| (t.getInputExpression() != null && t.getInputExpression().matcher(tableName).matches());
}
/**
* Synonym for {@link #use(String)}. Added for better interoperability with
* Spring
*/
public void setDefaultSchema(String schema) {
use(schema);
}
/**
* Initialise SchemaMapping. Added for better interoperability with Spring
*/
public void setSchemaMapping(Map schemaMap) {
schemaMap.forEach(this::add);
}
private final Map getCatalogs() {
if (catalogs == null) {
// [#1857] thread-safe lazy initialisation for those users who
// want to use Configuration and dependent objects in a "thread-safe" manner
synchronized (this) {
if (catalogs == null) {
catalogs = new HashMap<>();
}
}
}
return catalogs;
}
private final Map getSchemata() {
if (schemata == null) {
// [#1857] thread-safe lazy initialisation for those users who
// want to use Configuration and dependent objects in a "thread-safe" manner
synchronized (this) {
if (schemata == null) {
schemata = new HashMap<>();
}
}
}
return schemata;
}
private final Map> getTables() {
if (tables == null) {
// [#1857] thread-safe lazy initialisation for those users who
// want to use Configuration and dependent objects in a "thread-safe" manner
synchronized (this) {
if (tables == null) {
tables = new HashMap<>();
}
}
}
return tables;
}
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Object API
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------
@Override
public String toString() {
return "" + mapping();
}
}