Examples with FlattenedTest3 org.apache.cayenne.testdo.relationships_flattened.FlattenedTest3 used on opensource projects

Example 6 with FlattenedTest3

use of org.apache.cayenne.testdo.relationships_flattened.FlattenedTest3 in project cayenne by apache.

the class FlattenedRelationshipsIT method testTakeObjectSnapshotFlattenedFault.

@Test
public void testTakeObjectSnapshotFlattenedFault() throws Exception {
    createFlattenedTestDataSet();
    // fetch
    List<?> ft3s = context.performQuery(new SelectQuery(FlattenedTest3.class));
    assertEquals(1, ft3s.size());
    FlattenedTest3 ft3 = (FlattenedTest3) ft3s.get(0);
    assertTrue(ft3.readPropertyDirectly("toFT1") instanceof Fault);
    // test that taking a snapshot does not trigger a fault, and generally works well
    DataRow snapshot = context.currentSnapshot(ft3);
    assertEquals("ft3", snapshot.get("NAME"));
    assertTrue(ft3.readPropertyDirectly("toFT1") instanceof Fault);
}

Example 7 with FlattenedTest3

use of org.apache.cayenne.testdo.relationships_flattened.FlattenedTest3 in project cayenne by apache.

the class FlattenedArcKeyIT method testAttributes.

@Test
public void testAttributes() {
    ObjectId src = new ObjectId("X");
    ObjectId target = new ObjectId("Y");
    ObjRelationship r1 = entityResolver.getObjEntity(FlattenedTest3.class).getRelationship(FlattenedTest3.TO_FT1.getName());
    FlattenedArcKey update = new FlattenedArcKey(src, target, r1);
    assertSame(src, update.id1.getSourceId());
    assertSame(target, update.id2.getSourceId());
    assertSame(r1, update.relationship);
}

Example 8 with FlattenedTest3

use of org.apache.cayenne.testdo.relationships_flattened.FlattenedTest3 in project cayenne by apache.

the class FlattenedArcKeyIT method testEquals.

@Test
public void testEquals() {
    ObjectId src = new ObjectId("X");
    ObjectId target = new ObjectId("Y");
    ObjRelationship r1 = entityResolver.getObjEntity(FlattenedTest3.class).getRelationship(FlattenedTest3.TO_FT1.getName());
    FlattenedArcKey update = new FlattenedArcKey(src, target, r1);
    FlattenedArcKey update1 = new FlattenedArcKey(target, src, r1.getReverseRelationship());
    ObjRelationship r3 = entityResolver.getObjEntity(FlattenedTest1.class).getRelationship(FlattenedTest1.FT3OVER_COMPLEX.getName());
    FlattenedArcKey update2 = new FlattenedArcKey(target, src, r3);
    assertTrue(update.equals(update1));
    assertFalse(update.equals(update2));
}

Example 9 with FlattenedTest3

use of org.apache.cayenne.testdo.relationships_flattened.FlattenedTest3 in project cayenne by apache.

the class FlattenedRelationshipsIT method testUnsetJoinWithPK.

@Test
public void testUnsetJoinWithPK() throws Exception {
    createCircularJoinDataSet();
    SQLTemplate joinSelect = new SQLTemplate(FlattenedTest1.class, "SELECT * FROM COMPLEX_JOIN");
    joinSelect.setFetchingDataRows(true);
    assertEquals(3, context.performQuery(joinSelect).size());
    FlattenedTest1 ft1 = Cayenne.objectForPK(context, FlattenedTest1.class, 2);
    assertEquals("ft12", ft1.getName());
    List<FlattenedTest3> related = ft1.getFt3OverComplex();
    assertTrue(((ValueHolder) related).isFault());
    assertEquals(2, related.size());
    FlattenedTest3 ft3 = Cayenne.objectForPK(context, FlattenedTest3.class, 3);
    assertTrue(related.contains(ft3));
    ft1.removeFromFt3OverComplex(ft3);
    assertFalse(related.contains(ft3));
    context.commitChanges();
    // the thing here is that there are two join records between
    // FT1 and FT3 (emulating invalid data or extras in the join table that
    // are ignored in the object model).. all (2) joins must be deleted
    assertEquals(1, context.performQuery(joinSelect).size());
}

Example 10 with FlattenedTest3

use of org.apache.cayenne.testdo.relationships_flattened.FlattenedTest3 in project cayenne by apache.

the class FlattenedRelationshipsIT method testQualifyOnToManyFlattened.

@Test
public void testQualifyOnToManyFlattened() throws Exception {
    FlattenedTest1 obj01 = context.newObject(FlattenedTest1.class);
    FlattenedTest2 obj02 = context.newObject(FlattenedTest2.class);
    FlattenedTest3 obj031 = context.newObject(FlattenedTest3.class);
    FlattenedTest3 obj032 = context.newObject(FlattenedTest3.class);
    FlattenedTest1 obj11 = context.newObject(FlattenedTest1.class);
    FlattenedTest2 obj12 = context.newObject(FlattenedTest2.class);
    FlattenedTest3 obj131 = context.newObject(FlattenedTest3.class);
    obj01.setName("t01");
    obj02.setName("t02");
    obj031.setName("t031");
    obj032.setName("t032");
    obj02.setToFT1(obj01);
    obj02.addToFt3Array(obj031);
    obj02.addToFt3Array(obj032);
    obj11.setName("t11");
    obj131.setName("t131");
    obj12.setName("t12");
    obj12.addToFt3Array(obj131);
    obj12.setToFT1(obj11);
    context.commitChanges();
    // test 1: qualify on flattened attribute
    Expression qual1 = ExpressionFactory.matchExp("ft3Array.name", "t031");
    SelectQuery query1 = new SelectQuery(FlattenedTest1.class, qual1);
    List<?> objects1 = context.performQuery(query1);
    assertEquals(1, objects1.size());
    assertSame(obj01, objects1.get(0));
    // test 2: qualify on flattened relationship
    Expression qual2 = ExpressionFactory.matchExp("ft3Array", obj131);
    SelectQuery query2 = new SelectQuery(FlattenedTest1.class, qual2);
    List<?> objects2 = context.performQuery(query2);
    assertEquals(1, objects2.size());
    assertSame(obj11, objects2.get(0));
}