Examples with Part org.jaffa.persistence.domainobjects.Part used on opensource projects

Example 1 with Part

use of org.jaffa.persistence.domainobjects.Part in project jaffa-framework by jaffa-projects.

the class EqualsTest method testEquals.

public void testEquals() {
    try {
        // Create 2 Parts with different keys. The comparison should fail
        Part p1 = new Part();
        p1.setPart("P1");
        p1.setNoun("P1Noun");
        Part p2 = new Part();
        p2.setPart("P2");
        p2.setNoun("P2Noun");
        assertTrue(!p1.equals(p2));
        assertTrue(!p2.equals(p1));
        // Now make the keys the same. The comparison should succeed
        p2.setPart("P1");
        assertTrue(p1.equals(p2));
        assertTrue(p2.equals(p1));
        // Create another domain object with similar keyfield. The comparison should fail.
        PartRemarks pr = new PartRemarks();
        pr.setPart("P1");
        assertTrue(!p1.equals(pr));
        assertTrue(!pr.equals(p1));
    } catch (Exception e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
        fail();
    }
}

Example 2 with Part

use of org.jaffa.persistence.domainobjects.Part in project jaffa-framework by jaffa-projects.

the class EqualsTest method testHashCode.

public void testHashCode() {
    try {
        // Create 2 Parts with different keys. The hashCodes should be different
        Part p1 = new Part();
        p1.setPart("P1");
        p1.setNoun("P1Noun");
        Part p2 = new Part();
        p2.setPart("P2");
        p2.setNoun("P2Noun");
        assertTrue(p1.hashCode() != p2.hashCode());
        // Now make the keys the same. The hashCodes should be same
        p2.setPart("P1");
        assertTrue(p1.hashCode() == p2.hashCode());
        // Create another domain object with similar keyfield. The hashCodes should be same.
        PartRemarks pr = new PartRemarks();
        pr.setPart("P1");
        assertTrue(p1.hashCode() == pr.hashCode());
    } catch (Exception e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
        fail();
    }
}

Example 3 with Part

use of org.jaffa.persistence.domainobjects.Part in project jaffa-framework by jaffa-projects.

the class Asset method findPartObject.

/**
 * Finds the related foreign Part object.
 * If checkExistenceOnly is false, then the foreign object will be fetched and assigned to the corresponding member variable of this class.
 * If checkExistenceOnly is true, then a mere existence check is performed for the foreign object, as oppposed to fetching all the values for that object.
 */
private void findPartObject(boolean checkExistenceOnly) throws ValidationException, FrameworkException {
    UOW uow = getUOW();
    boolean localUow = false;
    try {
        if (m_partObject == null && getPart() != null) {
            Criteria criteria = new Criteria();
            criteria.setTable(PartMeta.getName());
            criteria.addCriteria(PartMeta.PART, getPart());
            if (checkExistenceOnly)
                criteria.addFunction(Criteria.FUNCTION_COUNT, null, Criteria.ID_FUNCTION_COUNT);
            Number count = null;
            if (uow == null || !uow.isActive()) {
                uow = new UOW();
                localUow = true;
            }
            Iterator itr = uow.query(criteria).iterator();
            if (itr.hasNext()) {
                if (checkExistenceOnly)
                    count = (Number) ((Map) itr.next()).get(Criteria.ID_FUNCTION_COUNT);
                else
                    m_partObject = (Part) itr.next();
            }
            if (m_partObject == null && (count == null || count.intValue() <= 0))
                throw new InvalidForeignKeyException(AssetMeta.META_PART.getLabelToken(), new Object[] { PartMeta.getLabelToken(), PartMeta.META_PART.getLabelToken() });
        }
    } finally {
        if (localUow && uow != null)
            uow.rollback();
    }
}

Example 4 with Part

use of org.jaffa.persistence.domainobjects.Part in project jaffa-framework by jaffa-projects.

the class PartRemarks method findPartObject.

/**
 * Finds the related Part object.
 * If checkExistenceOnly is false, then the related object will be fetched and assigned to the corresponding member variable of this class.
 * If checkExistenceOnly is true, then a mere existence check is performed for the related object, as oppposed to fetching all the values for that object.
 */
private void findPartObject(boolean checkExistenceOnly) throws ValidationException, FrameworkException {
    UOW uow = getUOW();
    boolean localUow = false;
    try {
        if (m_partObject == null && getPart() != null) {
            Criteria criteria = new Criteria();
            criteria.setTable(PartMeta.getName());
            criteria.addCriteria(PartMeta.PART, getPart());
            if (checkExistenceOnly)
                criteria.addFunction(Criteria.FUNCTION_COUNT, null, Criteria.ID_FUNCTION_COUNT);
            Number count = null;
            if (uow == null || !uow.isActive()) {
                uow = new UOW();
                localUow = true;
            }
            Iterator itr = uow.query(criteria).iterator();
            if (itr.hasNext()) {
                if (checkExistenceOnly)
                    count = (Number) ((Map) itr.next()).get(Criteria.ID_FUNCTION_COUNT);
                else
                    m_partObject = (Part) itr.next();
            }
            if (m_partObject == null && (count == null || count.intValue() <= 0))
                throw new InvalidForeignKeyException(PartRemarksMeta.META_PART.getLabelToken(), new Object[] { PartMeta.getLabelToken(), PartMeta.META_PART.getLabelToken() });
        }
    } finally {
        if (localUow && uow != null)
            uow.rollback();
    }
}

Example 5 with Part

use of org.jaffa.persistence.domainobjects.Part in project jaffa-framework by jaffa-projects.

the class DomainXmlTest method writeAndReadDomainXml.

/**
 * This method serializes a bunch of domain objects to XML.
 * The XML is then deserialized back to domain objects.
 */
private void writeAndReadDomainXml(boolean escapeDomainXml) throws Exception {
    UOW uow = null;
    try {
        // Retrieve a few objects and add them to the DomainXmlWriter
        uow = new UOW();
        DomainXmlWriter dxw = new DomainXmlWriter();
        dxw.addObject(CategoryOfInstrument.findByPK(uow, "Z-TESTCI-01"));
        dxw.addObject(Part.findByPK(uow, "Z-TESTPART-01"));
        dxw.addObject(Part.findByPK(uow, "Z-TESTPART-02"));
        dxw.addObject(Item.findByPK(uow, "Z-TESTITEM-01"));
        dxw.addObject(Item.findByPK(uow, "Z-TESTITEM-03"));
        // write XML
        StringWriter w = new StringWriter();
        dxw.write(w, escapeDomainXml);
        // Now unmarhsal the XML into domain objects
        Object obj = null;
        String xml = w.toString();
        System.out.println("*** Marshalled XML ***\n" + xml);
        DomainXmlReader dxr = new DomainXmlReader(new StringReader(xml));
        Iterator itr = dxr.iterator();
        // Verify the deserialzed objects
        obj = itr.next();
        assertTrue("CategoryOfInstrument should have been generated", obj instanceof CategoryOfInstrument);
        assertEquals("Z-TESTCI-01", ((CategoryOfInstrument) obj).getCategoryInstrument());
        assertEquals("Z-TESTCIDESC-01", ((CategoryOfInstrument) obj).getDescription());
        obj = itr.next();
        assertTrue("Part should have been generated", obj instanceof Part);
        assertEquals("Z-TESTPART-01", ((Part) obj).getPart());
        assertEquals("Z-TESTNOUN-01", ((Part) obj).getNoun());
        obj = itr.next();
        assertTrue("Part should have been generated", obj instanceof Part);
        assertEquals("Z-TESTPART-02", ((Part) obj).getPart());
        assertEquals("Z-TESTNOUN-02", ((Part) obj).getNoun());
        obj = itr.next();
        assertTrue("Item should have been generated", obj instanceof Item);
        assertEquals("Z-TESTITEM-01", ((Item) obj).getItemId());
        obj = itr.next();
        assertTrue("Item should have been generated", obj instanceof Item);
        assertEquals("Z-TESTITEM-03", ((Item) obj).getItemId());
        assertTrue("No more records should exist", !itr.hasNext());
    } catch (Exception e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
        fail();
    } finally {
        if (uow != null)
            uow.rollback();
    }
}