Examples with IllegalConditionBeanOperationException org.dbflute.exception.IllegalConditionBeanOperationException used on opensource projects

Example 1 with IllegalConditionBeanOperationException

use of org.dbflute.exception.IllegalConditionBeanOperationException in project dbflute-core by dbflute.

the class AbstractConditionQuery method doInvokeQuery.

protected void doInvokeQuery(String colName, String ckey, Object value, ConditionOption option) {
    assertStringNotNullAndNotTrimmedEmpty("columnFlexibleName", colName);
    assertStringNotNullAndNotTrimmedEmpty("conditionKeyName", ckey);
    final boolean noArg = Srl.equalsIgnoreCase(ckey, "IsNull", "IsNotNull", "IsNullOrEmpty", "EmptyString");
    if (!noArg && (value == null || "".equals(value))) {
        if (xgetSqlClause().isNullOrEmptyQueryChecked()) {
            // as default
            String msg = "The conditionValue is required but null or empty: column=" + colName + " value=" + value;
            throw new IllegalConditionBeanOperationException(msg);
        } else {
            // e.g. when cb.ignoreNullOrEmptyQuery()
            return;
        }
    }
    final PropertyNameCQContainer container = xhelpExtractingPropertyNameCQContainer(colName);
    final String flexibleName = container.getFlexibleName();
    final ConditionQuery cq = container.getConditionQuery();
    final DBMeta dbmeta = findDBMeta(cq.asTableDbName());
    final ColumnInfo columnInfo;
    try {
        columnInfo = dbmeta.findColumnInfo(flexibleName);
    } catch (RuntimeException e) {
        throwConditionInvokingColumnFindFailureException(colName, ckey, value, option, e);
        // unreachable (to avoid compile error)
        return;
    }
    final String columnCapPropName = initCap(columnInfo.getPropertyName());
    final boolean rangeOf = Srl.equalsIgnoreCase(ckey, "RangeOf");
    final boolean fromTo = Srl.equalsIgnoreCase(ckey, "FromTo", "DateFromTo");
    final boolean inScope = Srl.equalsIgnoreCase(ckey, "InScope");
    if (!noArg) {
        try {
            // convert type
            value = columnInfo.convertToObjectNativeType(value);
        } catch (RuntimeException e) {
            throwConditionInvokingValueConvertFailureException(colName, ckey, value, option, e);
        }
    }
    final String methodName = xbuildQuerySetMethodName(ckey, columnCapPropName);
    final List<Class<?>> typeList = newArrayListSized(4);
    final Class<?> propertyType = columnInfo.getObjectNativeType();
    if (fromTo) {
        if (LocalDate.class.isAssignableFrom(propertyType)) {
            // #date_parade
            typeList.add(propertyType);
            typeList.add(propertyType);
        } else if (LocalDateTime.class.isAssignableFrom(propertyType)) {
            typeList.add(propertyType);
            typeList.add(propertyType);
        } else {
            // fixedly util.Date
            typeList.add(Date.class);
            typeList.add(Date.class);
        }
    } else if (rangeOf) {
        typeList.add(propertyType);
        typeList.add(propertyType);
    } else {
        if (!noArg) {
            final Class<?> instanceType = value.getClass();
            if (inScope && Collection.class.isAssignableFrom(instanceType)) {
                // double check just in case
                // inScope's argument is fixed type
                typeList.add(Collection.class);
            } else {
                typeList.add(instanceType);
            }
        }
    }
    if (option != null) {
        typeList.add(option.getClass());
    }
    final List<Class<?>> filteredTypeList = newArrayListSized(typeList.size());
    for (Class<?> parameterType : typeList) {
        filteredTypeList.add(xfilterInvokeQueryParameterType(colName, ckey, parameterType));
    }
    final Class<?>[] parameterTypes = filteredTypeList.toArray(new Class<?>[filteredTypeList.size()]);
    final Method method = xhelpGettingCQMethod(cq, methodName, parameterTypes);
    if (method == null) {
        throwConditionInvokingSetMethodNotFoundException(colName, ckey, value, option, methodName, parameterTypes);
    }
    try {
        final List<Object> argList = newArrayList();
        if (fromTo || rangeOf) {
            if (!(value instanceof List<?>)) {
                // check type
                throwConditionInvokingDateFromToValueInvalidException(colName, ckey, value, option, methodName, parameterTypes);
            }
            argList.addAll((List<?>) value);
        } else {
            if (!noArg) {
                argList.add(value);
            }
        }
        if (option != null) {
            argList.add(option);
        }
        final List<Object> filteredArgList = newArrayListSized(argList.size());
        for (Object arg : argList) {
            filteredArgList.add(xfilterInvokeQueryParameterValue(colName, ckey, arg));
        }
        xhelpInvokingCQMethod(cq, method, filteredArgList.toArray());
    } catch (ReflectionFailureException e) {
        throwConditionInvokingSetReflectionFailureException(colName, ckey, value, option, methodName, parameterTypes, e);
    }
}

Example 2 with IllegalConditionBeanOperationException

use of org.dbflute.exception.IllegalConditionBeanOperationException in project dbflute-core by dbflute.

the class AbstractConditionQuery method innerJoin.

// ===================================================================================
// Inner Join
// ==========
/**
 * Change the join type for this relation to inner join. <br>
 * This method is for PERFORMANCE TUNING basically.
 */
public void innerJoin() {
    if (isBaseQuery()) {
        final ExceptionMessageBuilder br = new ExceptionMessageBuilder();
        br.addNotice("The method 'innerJoin()' should be called for a relation query.");
        br.addItem("Advice");
        br.addElement("Please confirm your program.");
        br.addElement("For example:");
        br.addElement("  (x) - cb.query().innerJoin();");
        br.addElement("  (o) - cb.query().queryMemberStatus().innerJoin();");
        br.addItem("Base Table");
        br.addElement(asTableDbName());
        final String msg = br.buildExceptionMessage();
        throw new IllegalConditionBeanOperationException(msg);
    }
    xgetSqlClause().changeToInnerJoin(xgetAliasName());
}

Example 3 with IllegalConditionBeanOperationException

use of org.dbflute.exception.IllegalConditionBeanOperationException in project dbflute-core by dbflute.

the class AbstractConditionBean method enablePagingSelectAndQuerySplit.

/**
 * Enable that it splits the SQL execute select and query of paging. <br>
 * You should confirm that the executed SQL on log matches with your expectation. <br>
 * It is very difficult internal logic so it also has simplistic logic. Be careful!
 * <pre>
 * Cannot use this:
 *  o if no PK or compound PK table (exception is thrown)
 *  o if SpecifiedDerivedOrderBy or not Paging (but no exception)
 *
 * Automatically Changed:
 *  o disable PagingCountLater (to suppress rows calculation)
 * </pre>
 * @deprecated This is rare handling for performance tuning so don't use this easily.
 */
public void enablePagingSelectAndQuerySplit() {
    assertOptionThatBadTiming("enablePagingSelectAndQuerySplit()");
    final DBMeta dbmeta = asDBMeta();
    if (!dbmeta.hasPrimaryKey() || dbmeta.getPrimaryInfo().isCompoundKey()) {
        String msg = "The PagingSelectAndQuerySplit needs only-one column key table: " + asTableDbName();
        throw new IllegalConditionBeanOperationException(msg);
    }
    // MySQL's rows calculation is not fit with this function
    // e.g.
    // paging : select PK only by business condition with sql_calc_found_rows
    // paging : select business data by PK without no sql_calc_found_rows
    // count  : select found_rows() -> returns latest count, why?
    disablePagingCountLater();
    _pagingSelectAndQuerySplit = true;
}

Example 4 with IllegalConditionBeanOperationException

use of org.dbflute.exception.IllegalConditionBeanOperationException in project dbflute-core by dbflute.

the class HpCalcSpecification method buildStatementAsSqlName.

// ===================================================================================
// Statement
// =========
/**
 * {@inheritDoc}
 */
public String buildStatementAsSqlName(String aliasName) {
    // e.g. VaryingUpdate, VaryingQueryUdpate
    final ColumnSqlName columnSqlName = getResolvedSpecifiedColumnSqlName();
    if (columnSqlName == null) {
        // very rare case, e.g. DreamCruise
        String msg = "Specified column is not found or too many columns are specified: " + aliasName;
        throw new IllegalConditionBeanOperationException(msg);
    }
    final String columnExp = (aliasName != null ? aliasName : "") + columnSqlName.toString();
    final boolean removeCalcAlias = aliasName == null;
    return doBuildStatement(columnExp, null, removeCalcAlias);
}

Example 5 with IllegalConditionBeanOperationException

use of org.dbflute.exception.IllegalConditionBeanOperationException in project dbflute-core by dbflute.

the class HpQDRParameter method throwRangeOfMaxNumberOnlyNullNotAllowedException.

protected void throwRangeOfMaxNumberOnlyNullNotAllowedException(Number minNumber, RangeOfOption option) {
    final ExceptionMessageBuilder br = new ExceptionMessageBuilder();
    br.addNotice("The max-mumber of range-of for (Query)DerivedReferrer were null.");
    br.addItem("Advice");
    br.addElement("Basically it cannot allow max-mumber to be null.");
    br.addElement("If you need to specify null, use allowOneSide() option.");
    br.addItem("minNumber");
    br.addElement(minNumber);
    br.addItem("RangeOfOption");
    br.addElement(option);
    final String msg = br.buildExceptionMessage();
    throw new IllegalConditionBeanOperationException(msg);
}