Examples of ResultObjectFactory

com.ibatis.sqlmap.engine.mapping.result.ResultObjectFactory
iBATIS uses an implementation of this interface to create result objects after the execution of a statement. To use, specify your implementation class as the type for the "resultObjectFactory" element in the SqlMapConfig. Any implementation of this interface must have a public no argument constructor. @author Jeff Butler
org.datanucleus.store.query.ResultObjectFactory
An object that reads result set rows and returns corresponding object(s) from them. Different queries accomplish this in different ways so a query supplies a suitable ResultObjectFactory to each QueryResult when it is executed. The QueryResult only uses it to turn ResultSet rows into objects and otherwise manages the ResultSet itself.
For example an implementation of this interface could return a single Persistent object per row (PersistentIDROF). Another implementation could return all columns of the result set as separate objects.
@see QueryResult
org.g4studio.core.orm.xibatis.sqlmap.engine.mapping.result.ResultObjectFactory
iBATIS uses an implementation of this interface to create result objects after the execution of a statement. To use, specify your implementation class as the type for the "resultObjectFactory" element in the SqlMapConfig. Any implementation of this interface must have a public no argument constructor. Note that iBATIS makes use of this interface through the ResultObjectFactoryUtil class. @author Jeff Butler
org.jpox.store.query.ResultObjectFactory
An object that reads result set rows and returns corresponding object(s) from them. Different queries accomplish this in different ways so a query supplies a suitable ResultObjectFactory to each QueryResult when it is executed. The QueryResult only uses it to turn ResultSet rows into objects and otherwise manages the ResultSet itself.
For example an implementation of this interface could return a single Persistent object per row (PersistentIDROF). Another implementation could return all columns of the result set as separate objects.
@see QueryResult @version $Revision: 1.4 $

Examples of org.jpox.store.query.ResultObjectFactory


                        // Execute the query
                        ResultSet rs = sqlControl.executeStatementQuery(mconn, compiledSQL, ps);
                        try
                        {
                            ResultObjectFactory rof = null;
                            if (candidateClass != null)
                            {
                                ResultSetMetaData rsmd = rs.getMetaData();
                                HashSet remainingColumnNames = new HashSet(fieldColumnNames);

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Examples of org.jpox.store.query.ResultObjectFactory

        {
            throw new JPOXException(LOCALISER.msg("056005")).setFatal();
        }


        // Add the required field selections to the statement and get a factory for extracting them
        ResultObjectFactory rof = newResultObjectFactory(ownerSM, stmt, false, true);


        ObjectManager om = ownerSM.getObjectManager();
        Transaction tx = om.getTransaction();
        boolean useUpdateLock = ((Boolean)tx.getOptions().get("transaction.serializeReadObjects")).booleanValue();
        String statement = storeMgr.getStatementTextForQuery(stmt, useUpdateLock);

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Examples of org.jpox.store.query.ResultObjectFactory

        {
            throw new JPOXException(LOCALISER.msg("056005")).setFatal();
        }


        // Add the required field selections to the statement and get a factory for extracting them
        ResultObjectFactory rof = newResultObjectFactory(ownerSM, stmt, false, true);


        ObjectManager om = ownerSM.getObjectManager();
        Transaction tx = om.getTransaction();
        boolean useUpdateLock = ((Boolean)tx.getOptions().get("transaction.serializeReadObjects")).booleanValue();
        String statement = storeMgr.getStatementTextForQuery(stmt, useUpdateLock);

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