Examples with DfLittleAdjustmentProperties org.dbflute.properties.DfLittleAdjustmentProperties used on opensource projects

Example 6 with DfLittleAdjustmentProperties

use of org.dbflute.properties.DfLittleAdjustmentProperties in project dbflute-core by dbflute.

the class DfLReverseOutputHandler method deriveSheetName.

protected String deriveSheetName(Table table) {
    // if schema-driven, output with table name with schema as sheet name
    // it depends on ReplaceSchema specification whether the data file can be loaded or not
    final String tableDbName = table.getTableDbName();
    // sheet name's case is depends on table display name's case
    // because sheet name (as table name) is also display name
    final DfLittleAdjustmentProperties prop = getLittleAdjustmentProperties();
    return prop.isTableDispNameUpperCase() ? tableDbName.toUpperCase() : tableDbName;
}

Example 7 with DfLittleAdjustmentProperties

use of org.dbflute.properties.DfLittleAdjustmentProperties in project dbflute-core by dbflute.

the class DfTableMeta method getTableSqlName.

public String getTableSqlName() {
    final DfLittleAdjustmentProperties prop = getLittleAdjustmentProperties();
    final String quotedName = prop.quoteTableNameIfNeedsDirectUse(_tableName);
    // driven is resolved here so it uses pure name here
    return _unifiedSchema.buildSqlName(quotedName);
}

Example 8 with DfLittleAdjustmentProperties

use of org.dbflute.properties.DfLittleAdjustmentProperties in project dbflute-core by dbflute.

the class DfLanguagePropertyPackageResolverJava method processLanguageType.

protected String processLanguageType(String typeName, boolean exceptUtil) {
    if (!exceptUtil) {
        final String listType = processListType(typeName, exceptUtil, getListPackage(), "List");
        if (listType != null) {
            return listType;
        }
        final String mapType = processMapType(typeName, exceptUtil, getMapPackage(), "Map");
        if (mapType != null) {
            return mapType;
        }
    }
    if (typeName.equals("BigDecimal")) {
        return getBigDecimalPackage() + "." + typeName;
    }
    final DfLittleAdjustmentProperties prop = getLittleAdjustmentProperties();
    if (typeName.equals("LocalDate")) {
        return getJava8LocalDate();
    }
    if (typeName.equals("LocalDateTime")) {
        return getJava8LocalDateTime();
    }
    if (typeName.equals("Date")) {
        if (prop.isAvailableJava8TimeLocalDateEntity()) {
            if (prop.needsDateTreatedAsLocalDateTime()) {
                return getJava8LocalDateTime();
            } else {
                return getJava8LocalDate();
            }
        }
        if (!exceptUtil) {
            return "java.util." + typeName;
        }
    }
    if (typeName.equals("Timestamp")) {
        if (prop.isAvailableJava8TimeLocalDateEntity()) {
            return getJava8LocalDateTime();
        }
        return "java.sql." + typeName;
    }
    if (typeName.equals("Time")) {
        return "java.sql." + typeName;
    }
    return null;
}

Example 9 with DfLittleAdjustmentProperties

use of org.dbflute.properties.DfLittleAdjustmentProperties in project dbflute-core by dbflute.

the class DfAdditionalForeignKeyInitializer method setupForeignKeyToTable.

protected void setupForeignKeyToTable(String foreignKeyName, String foreignTableName, List<String> foreignColumnNameList, Table table, List<String> localColumnNameList, DfAdditionalForeignKeyOption option) {
    // set up foreign key instance
    final ForeignKey fk = createAdditionalForeignKey(foreignKeyName, foreignTableName, localColumnNameList, foreignColumnNameList, option);
    reflectOptionToExistingFKIfNeeds(foreignKeyName, option, fk);
    table.addForeignKey(fk);
    // set up referrer instance
    final Table foreignTable = getTable(foreignTableName);
    final boolean canBeReferrer = foreignTable.addReferrer(fk);
    if (canBeReferrer) {
        for (String foreignColumnName : foreignColumnNameList) {
            final Column foreignColumn = foreignTable.getColumn(foreignColumnName);
            foreignColumn.addReferrer(fk);
        }
    } else {
        _log.info("  *Referrer setting was not allowed in this case");
    }
    // set up implicit reverse foreign key if fixed condition is valid
    // (and if a same-structured FK does not exist)
    // because biz-one-to-one needs reverse foreign key for ConditionBean's Specify
    // ...
    // ...
    // Sorry, I forgot the detail of the reason...
    // ...
    // ...
    // (2014/09/18)
    // actually, no problem for generation if suppressed
    // so suppressed (deprecated) as default since 1.1
    final DfLittleAdjustmentProperties prop = getLittleAdjustmentProperties();
    if (prop.isCompatibleBizOneToOneImplicitReverseFkAllowed()) {
        // basically false since 1.1
        if (fk.hasFixedCondition() && !isSuppressImplicitReverseFK(foreignKeyName)) {
            // but compatible just in case
            if (!fk.isFixedReferrer()) {
                processImplicitReverseForeignKey(fk, table, foreignTable, localColumnNameList, foreignColumnNameList, option);
            }
        }
    }
}

Example 10 with DfLittleAdjustmentProperties

use of org.dbflute.properties.DfLittleAdjustmentProperties in project dbflute-core by dbflute.

the class DfClassificationResourceFileAnalyzer method setupClassificationTopOption.

protected void setupClassificationTopOption(DfClassificationTop classificationTop) {
    final DfLittleAdjustmentProperties prop = getLittleAdjustmentProperties();
    classificationTop.setCheckClassificationCode(prop.isPlainCheckClassificationCode());
    classificationTop.setUndefinedHandlingType(prop.getClassificationUndefinedHandlingType());
    // analyzed after
    // classificationTop.setCheckImplicitSet(false);
    classificationTop.setCheckSelectedClassification(prop.isCheckSelectedClassification());
    classificationTop.setForceClassificationSetting(prop.isForceClassificationSetting());
}