Examples of containsWork()

Examples of org.hibernate.envers.synchronization.work.ModWorkUnit.containsWork()

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            AuditWorkUnit workUnit = new ModWorkUnit(event.getSession(), event.getPersister().getEntityName(), verCfg,
                    event.getId(), event.getPersister(), event.getState(), event.getOldState());
            auditProcess.addWorkUnit(workUnit);

            if (workUnit.containsWork()) {
                generateBidirectionalCollectionChangeWorkUnits(auditProcess, event.getPersister(), entityName, event.getState(),
                        event.getOldState(), event.getSession());
            }
        }
    }
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Examples of org.hibernate.envers.synchronization.work.PersistentCollectionChangeWorkUnit.containsWork()

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            event.getAffectedOwnerIdOrNull(),
            referencingPropertyName
        );
        auditProcess.addWorkUnit( workUnit );

                if (workUnit.containsWork()) {
                    // There are some changes: a revision needs also be generated for the collection owner
                    auditProcess.addWorkUnit(
              new CollectionChangeWorkUnit(
                  event.getSession(),
                  event.getAffectedOwnerEntityName(),
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Examples of org.hibernate.envers.synchronization.work.PersistentCollectionChangeWorkUnit.containsWork()

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            event.getAffectedOwnerIdOrNull(),
            referencingPropertyName
        );
        auditProcess.addWorkUnit( workUnit );

                if (workUnit.containsWork()) {
                    // There are some changes: a revision needs also be generated for the collection owner
                    auditProcess.addWorkUnit(
              new CollectionChangeWorkUnit(
                  event.getSession(),
                  event.getAffectedOwnerEntityName(),
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Examples of org.hibernate.envers.synchronization.work.PersistentCollectionChangeWorkUnit.containsWork()

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            event.getAffectedOwnerIdOrNull(),
            referencingPropertyName
        );
        auditProcess.addWorkUnit( workUnit );

                if (workUnit.containsWork()) {
                    // There are some changes: a revision needs also be generated for the collection owner
                    auditProcess.addWorkUnit(
              new CollectionChangeWorkUnit(
                  event.getSession(),
                  event.getAffectedOwnerEntityName(),
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Examples of org.hibernate.envers.synchronization.work.PersistentCollectionChangeWorkUnit.containsWork()

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            event.getAffectedOwnerIdOrNull(),
            referencingPropertyName
        );
        auditProcess.addWorkUnit( workUnit );

                if (workUnit.containsWork()) {
                    // There are some changes: a revision needs also be generated for the collection owner
                    auditProcess.addWorkUnit(
              new CollectionChangeWorkUnit(
                  event.getSession(),
                  event.getAffectedOwnerEntityName(),
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Examples of org.hibernate.envers.synchronization.work.PersistentCollectionChangeWorkUnit.containsWork()

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            event.getAffectedOwnerIdOrNull(),
            referencingPropertyName
        );
        auditProcess.addWorkUnit( workUnit );

                if (workUnit.containsWork()) {
                    // There are some changes: a revision needs also be generated for the collection owner
                    auditProcess.addWorkUnit(
              new CollectionChangeWorkUnit(
                  event.getSession(),
                  event.getAffectedOwnerEntityName(),
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Examples of org.hibernate.envers.synchronization.work.PersistentCollectionChangeWorkUnit.containsWork()

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            event.getAffectedOwnerIdOrNull(),
            referencingPropertyName
        );
        auditProcess.addWorkUnit( workUnit );

                if (workUnit.containsWork()) {
                    // There are some changes: a revision needs also be generated for the collection owner
                    auditProcess.addWorkUnit(
              new CollectionChangeWorkUnit(
                  event.getSession(),
                  event.getAffectedOwnerEntityName(),
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Examples of org.hibernate.envers.synchronization.work.PersistentCollectionChangeWorkUnit.containsWork()

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            event.getAffectedOwnerIdOrNull(),
            referencingPropertyName
        );
        auditProcess.addWorkUnit( workUnit );

                if (workUnit.containsWork()) {
                    // There are some changes: a revision needs also be generated for the collection owner
                    auditProcess.addWorkUnit(
              new CollectionChangeWorkUnit(
                  event.getSession(),
                  event.getAffectedOwnerEntityName(),
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Examples of org.hibernate.envers.synchronization.work.PersistentCollectionChangeWorkUnit.containsWork()

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            PersistentCollectionChangeWorkUnit workUnit = new PersistentCollectionChangeWorkUnit(event.getSession(),
          entityName, verCfg, newColl, collectionEntry, oldColl, event.getAffectedOwnerIdOrNull());
            verSync.addWorkUnit(workUnit);

            if (workUnit.containsWork()) {
                // There are some changes: a revision needs also be generated for the collection owner
                verSync.addWorkUnit(new CollectionChangeWorkUnit(event.getSession(), event.getAffectedOwnerEntityName(),
            verCfg, event.getAffectedOwnerIdOrNull(), event.getAffectedOwnerOrNull()));

                generateBidirectionalCollectionChangeWorkUnits(verSync, event, workUnit);
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Examples of org.hibernate.envers.synchronization.work.PersistentCollectionChangeWorkUnit.containsWork()

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                PersistentCollectionChangeWorkUnit workUnit = new PersistentCollectionChangeWorkUnit(event.getSession(),
                        entityName, verCfg, newColl, collectionEntry, oldColl, event.getAffectedOwnerIdOrNull(),
                        referencingPropertyName);
                auditProcess.addWorkUnit(workUnit);

                if (workUnit.containsWork()) {
                    // There are some changes: a revision needs also be generated for the collection owner
                    auditProcess.addWorkUnit(new CollectionChangeWorkUnit(event.getSession(), event.getAffectedOwnerEntityName(),
                            verCfg, event.getAffectedOwnerIdOrNull(), event.getAffectedOwnerOrNull()));

                    generateBidirectionalCollectionChangeWorkUnits(auditProcess, event, workUnit, rd);
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