Examples of AggregateCollectionMapping

org.eclipse.persistence.mappings.AggregateCollectionMapping

Purpose: The aggregate collection mapping is used to represent the aggregate relationship between a single source object and a collection of target objects. The target objects cannot exist without the existence of the source object (privately owned) Unlike the normal aggregate mapping, there is a target table being mapped from the target objects. Unlike normal 1:m mapping, there is no 1:1 back reference mapping, as foreign key constraints have been resolved by the aggregation. @author King (Yaoping) Wang @since TOPLink/Java 3.0

Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.mappings.AggregateCollectionMapping

        referenceDescriptor.setIsEmbeddable();
        
        processContainerPolicyAndIndirection((ContainerMapping)mapping);
        
        if (mapping instanceof AggregateCollectionMapping) {
            AggregateCollectionMapping collectionMapping = (AggregateCollectionMapping)mapping;
            
            // Process the fetch type and set the correct indirection on the mapping.
            
            // Process the mappings from the embeddable to setup the field name 
            // translations. Before we do that lets process the attribute and

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