Examples of DependentEntityOneToOneField

com.caucho.amber.field.DependentEntityOneToOneField
Represents the dependent side of a one-to-one bidirectional link.

Examples of com.caucho.amber.field.DependentEntityOneToOneField

    if (sourceField == null) {
      throw error(_field, L.l("OneToOne target '{0}' does not have a matching ManyToOne relation.",
                              targetType.getName()));
    }


    DependentEntityOneToOneField oneToOne;


    oneToOne = new DependentEntityOneToOneField(_sourceType, _fieldName, getCascade());
    oneToOne.setTargetField(sourceField);
    sourceField.setTargetField(oneToOne);
    oneToOne.setLazy(isFetchLazy());


    _sourceType.addField(oneToOne);
  }

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Examples of com.caucho.amber.field.DependentEntityOneToOneField

    if (sourceField == null) {
      throw error(_field, L.l("OneToOne target '{0}' does not have a matching ManyToOne relation.",
            targetType.getName()));
    }


    DependentEntityOneToOneField oneToOne;


    oneToOne = new DependentEntityOneToOneField(_sourceType, _fieldName, getCascade());
    oneToOne.setTargetField(sourceField);
    sourceField.setTargetField(oneToOne);
    oneToOne.setLazy(isFetchLazy());


    _sourceType.addField(oneToOne);
  }

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