Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.EntityManagerSetupImpl.predeploy()

Package org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa

Class org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.EntityManagerSetupImpl

Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.EntityManagerSetupImpl.predeploy()

org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.EntityManagerSetupImpl.predeploy()
Perform any steps necessary prior to actual deployment. This includes any steps in the session creation that do not require the real loaded domain classes. The first call to this method caches persistenceUnitInfo which is reused in the following calls. Note that in JSE case factoryCount is NOT incremented on the very first call (by JavaSECMPInitializer.callPredeploy, typically in preMain). That provides 1 to 1 correspondence between factoryCount and the number of open factories. In case factoryCount > 0 the method just increments factoryCount. factory == 0 triggers creation of a new session. This method and undeploy - the only methods altering factoryCount - should be synchronized. @return A transformer (which may be null) that should be plugged into the properclassloader to allow classes to be transformed as they get loaded. @see #deploy(ClassLoader,Map)

                if (emSetupImpl == null){
                    emSetupImpl = new EntityManagerSetupImpl(uniqueName, sessionName);
                    isNew = true;
                    emSetupImpl.setIsInContainerMode(true);        
                    // if predeploy fails then emSetupImpl shouldn't be added to FactoryProvider
                    transformer = emSetupImpl.predeploy(info, nonNullProperties);
                    EntityManagerFactoryProvider.addEntityManagerSetupImpl(sessionName, emSetupImpl);
                }
            }
                
            if(!isNew) {

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                    if(emSetupImpl.isUndeployed()) {
                        undeployed = true;
                    }
                    
                    // emSetupImpl has been already predeployed, predeploy will just increment factoryCount.
                    transformer = emSetupImpl.predeploy(emSetupImpl.getPersistenceUnitInfo(), nonNullProperties);
                }
                if(undeployed) {
                    // after the emSetupImpl has been obtained from emSetupImpls
                    // it has been undeployed by factory.close() in another thread - start all over again.
                    return createContainerEntityManagerFactory(info, properties);

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                    sessionName = puName;
                }
                EntityManagerSetupImpl emSetupImpl = new EntityManagerSetupImpl(puName, sessionName);
                //indicates that predeploy is used for static weaving, also passes logging parameters
                emSetupImpl.setStaticWeaveInfo(this.info);
                ClassTransformer transformer = emSetupImpl.predeploy(unitInfo, emptyMap);
                if (transformer != null) {
                    classTransformers.add(transformer);
                }
            }
        } catch (ZipException e) {

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        persistenceUnitInfo.setNewTempClassLoader(tempLoader);


        EntityManagerSetupImpl emSetupImpl = new EntityManagerSetupImpl(persistenceUnitUniqueName, sessionName);


        // A call to predeploy will partially build the session we will use
        final ClassTransformer transformer = emSetupImpl.predeploy(persistenceUnitInfo, mergedProperties);


        // After preDeploy it's impossible to weave again - so may substitute the temporary classloader with the real one.
        // The temporary classloader could be garbage collected even if the puInfo is cached for the future use by other emSetupImpls.
        persistenceUnitInfo.setNewTempClassLoader(persistenceUnitInfo.getClassLoader());

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                // persistence unit cannot be used standalone (only as a composite member).
                // still the factory will be created but attempt to createEntityManager would cause an exception. 
                emSetupImpl = new EntityManagerSetupImpl(name, name);
                // predeploy assigns puInfo and does not do anything else.
                // the session is not created, no need to add emSetupImpl to the global map.
                emSetupImpl.predeploy(puInfo, nonNullProperties);
                isNew = true;
            } else {
                if(initializer.isPersistenceUnitUniquelyDefinedByName()) {
                    uniqueName = name;
                } else {

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                        } else {
                            // create and predeploy a new emSetupImpl
                            emSetupImpl = initializer.callPredeploy(puInfo, nonNullProperties, uniqueName, sessionName);
                        }
                        // emSetupImpl has been already predeployed, predeploy will just increment factoryCount.
                        emSetupImpl.predeploy(emSetupImpl.getPersistenceUnitInfo(), nonNullProperties);
                        EntityManagerFactoryProvider.addEntityManagerSetupImpl(sessionName, emSetupImpl);
                        isNew = true;
                    }
                }
            }

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                if(emSetupImpl.isUndeployed()) {
                    undeployed = true;
                }
                
                // emSetupImpl has been already predeployed, predeploy will just increment factoryCount.
                emSetupImpl.predeploy(emSetupImpl.getPersistenceUnitInfo(), nonNullProperties);
            }
            if(undeployed) {
                // after the emSetupImpl has been obtained from emSetupImpls
                // it has been undeployed by factory.close() in another thread - start all over again.
                return createEntityManagerFactory(emName, properties);

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            // persistence unit cannot be used standalone (only as a composite member).
            // still the factory will be created but attempt to createEntityManager would cause an exception. 
            emSetupImpl = new EntityManagerSetupImpl(info.getPersistenceUnitName(), info.getPersistenceUnitName());
            // predeploy assigns puInfo and does not do anything else.
            // the session is not created, no need to add emSetupImpl to the global map.
            emSetupImpl.predeploy(info, nonNullProperties);
        } else {
            boolean isNew = false;
            ClassTransformer transformer = null;
            String uniqueName = PersistenceUnitProcessor.buildPersistenceUnitName(info.getPersistenceUnitRootUrl(), info.getPersistenceUnitName());
            String sessionName = EntityManagerSetupImpl.getOrBuildSessionName(nonNullProperties, info, uniqueName);

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                if (emSetupImpl == null){
                    emSetupImpl = new EntityManagerSetupImpl(uniqueName, sessionName);
                    isNew = true;
                    emSetupImpl.setIsInContainerMode(true);        
                    // if predeploy fails then emSetupImpl shouldn't be added to FactoryProvider
                    transformer = emSetupImpl.predeploy(info, nonNullProperties);
                    EntityManagerFactoryProvider.addEntityManagerSetupImpl(sessionName, emSetupImpl);
                }
            }
                
            if(!isNew) {

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                    if(emSetupImpl.isUndeployed()) {
                        undeployed = true;
                    }
                    
                    // emSetupImpl has been already predeployed, predeploy will just increment factoryCount.
                    transformer = emSetupImpl.predeploy(emSetupImpl.getPersistenceUnitInfo(), nonNullProperties);
                }
                if(undeployed) {
                    // after the emSetupImpl has been obtained from emSetupImpls
                    // it has been undeployed by factory.close() in another thread - start all over again.
                    return createContainerEntityManagerFactory(info, properties);

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