List of useUnownedCollection() Examples

Examples of useUnownedCollection()

org.hibernate.engine.PersistenceContext.useUnownedCollection()
Get and remove a collection whose owner is not yet loaded, when its owner is being loaded
org.hibernate.engine.spi.PersistenceContext.useUnownedCollection()
Take ownership of a previously unowned collection, if one. This method returns {@code null} if no suchcollection was previous added () or was previously removed.
This should indicate the owner is being loaded and we are ready to "link" them. @param key The collection key for which to locate a collection collection @return The unowned collection, or {@code null}

Examples of org.hibernate.engine.PersistenceContext.useUnownedCollection()

        .getLoadingCollection( persister, key, entityMode );
    
    if ( collection == null ) {
      
      // check if it is already completely loaded, but unowned
      collection = persistenceContext.useUnownedCollection( new CollectionKey(persister, key, entityMode) );
      
      if (collection==null) {


        // create a new collection wrapper, to be initialized later
        collection = instantiate( session, persister, key );

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Examples of org.hibernate.engine.spi.PersistenceContext.useUnownedCollection()

    PersistentCollection collection = persistenceContext.getLoadContexts().locateLoadingCollection( persister, key );
    
    if ( collection == null ) {
      
      // check if it is already completely loaded, but unowned
      collection = persistenceContext.useUnownedCollection( new CollectionKey(persister, key, entityMode) );
      
      if ( collection == null ) {
        // create a new collection wrapper, to be initialized later
        collection = instantiate( session, persister, key );

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Examples of org.hibernate.engine.spi.PersistenceContext.useUnownedCollection()

    PersistentCollection collection = persistenceContext.getLoadContexts().locateLoadingCollection( persister, key );
    
    if ( collection == null ) {
      
      // check if it is already completely loaded, but unowned
      collection = persistenceContext.useUnownedCollection( new CollectionKey(persister, key, entityMode) );
      
      if ( collection == null ) {
        // create a new collection wrapper, to be initialized later
        collection = instantiate( session, persister, key );
        collection.setOwner(owner);

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Examples of org.hibernate.engine.spi.PersistenceContext.useUnownedCollection()

    PersistentCollection collection = persistenceContext.getLoadContexts().locateLoadingCollection( persister, key );
    
    if ( collection == null ) {
      
      // check if it is already completely loaded, but unowned
      collection = persistenceContext.useUnownedCollection( new CollectionKey(persister, key, entityMode) );
      
      if ( collection == null ) {
        // create a new collection wrapper, to be initialized later
        collection = instantiate( session, persister, key );
        collection.setOwner(owner);

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Examples of org.hibernate.engine.spi.PersistenceContext.useUnownedCollection()

    PersistentCollection collection = persistenceContext.getLoadContexts().locateLoadingCollection( persister, key );
    
    if ( collection == null ) {
      
      // check if it is already completely loaded, but unowned
      collection = persistenceContext.useUnownedCollection( new CollectionKey(persister, key, entityMode) );
      
      if ( collection == null ) {
        // create a new collection wrapper, to be initialized later
        collection = instantiate( session, persister, key );

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Examples of org.hibernate.engine.spi.PersistenceContext.useUnownedCollection()

    PersistentCollection collection = persistenceContext.getLoadContexts().locateLoadingCollection( persister, key );
    
    if ( collection == null ) {
      
      // check if it is already completely loaded, but unowned
      collection = persistenceContext.useUnownedCollection( new CollectionKey(persister, key, entityMode) );
      
      if ( collection == null ) {
        // create a new collection wrapper, to be initialized later
        collection = instantiate( session, persister, key );

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Examples of org.hibernate.engine.spi.PersistenceContext.useUnownedCollection()

    PersistentCollection collection = persistenceContext.getLoadContexts().locateLoadingCollection( persister, key );
    
    if ( collection == null ) {
      
      // check if it is already completely loaded, but unowned
      collection = persistenceContext.useUnownedCollection( new CollectionKey(persister, key, entityMode) );
      
      if ( collection == null ) {
        // create a new collection wrapper, to be initialized later
        collection = instantiate( session, persister, key );

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Examples of org.hibernate.engine.spi.PersistenceContext.useUnownedCollection()

    PersistentCollection collection = persistenceContext.getLoadContexts().locateLoadingCollection( persister, key );
    
    if ( collection == null ) {
      
      // check if it is already completely loaded, but unowned
      collection = persistenceContext.useUnownedCollection( new CollectionKey(persister, key, entityMode) );
      
      if ( collection == null ) {
        // create a new collection wrapper, to be initialized later
        collection = instantiate( session, persister, key );

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Examples of org.hibernate.engine.spi.PersistenceContext.useUnownedCollection()

    PersistentCollection collection = persistenceContext.getLoadContexts().locateLoadingCollection( persister, key );
    
    if ( collection == null ) {
      
      // check if it is already completely loaded, but unowned
      collection = persistenceContext.useUnownedCollection( new CollectionKey(persister, key, entityMode) );
      
      if ( collection == null ) {
        // create a new collection wrapper, to be initialized later
        collection = instantiate( session, persister, key );

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