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public interface Database
begin()
and commit()
methods. Server
applications should use implicit transaction demaraction by the
container or explicit transaction demarcation using javax.transaction.UserTransaction.
All objects queried and created during a transaction are persistent.
Changes to persistent objects will be stored in the database when
the transaction commits. Changes will not be stored if the transaction
is rolled back or fails to commit.
Once the transaction has committed or rolled back, all persistent
objects become transient. Opening a new transaction does not make
these objects persistent.
For example:
Database db; Query oql; QueryResults results; Product prod; // Open a database and start a transaction db = jdo.getDatabase(); db.begin(); // Select all the products in a given group oql = db.getOQLQuery( "SELECT p FROM Product p WHERE group=$"); oql.bind( groupId ); results = oql.execute(); while ( results.hasMore() ) { // A 25% mark down for each product and mark as sale prod = (Product) results.next(); prod.markDown( 0.25 ); prod.setOnSale( true ); } // Commit all changes, close the database db.commit(); db.close();
JDO.getDatabase()
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public static final short DbLocked
Database lock access. Used with queries and theload
method to load objects with a database lock. Database lock prevents two concurrent transactions from accessing the same record either through Castor or direct database access by acquiring a write lock in the select statement. Concurrent transactions will block until the lock is released at commit time. When an object is first loaded in the transaction, it will be synchronized with the database and not populated from the cache. Dirty checking is not required.
- Field Value:
- 3
public static final short Exclusive
Exclusive access. Used with queries and theload
method to load objects with exclusive access. Exclusive access prevents two concurrent transactions from accessing the same record. In exclusive mode objects acquire a write lock, and concurrent transactions will block until the lock is released at commit time. Dirty checking is enabled for all fields marked as such. When an object is first loaded in the transaction, it will be synchronized with the database and not populated from the cache.
- Field Value:
- 2
public static final short ReadOnly
Read only access. Used with queries and theload
method to load objects as read-only. Read-only objects are not persistent and changes to these objects are not reflected in the database when the transaction commits.
- Field Value:
- 0
public static final short Shared
Shared access. Used with queries and theload
method to load objects with shared access. Shared access allows the same record to be accessed by two concurrent transactions, each with it's own view (object). These objects acquire a read lock which escalated to a write lock when the transaction commits if the object has been modified. Dirty checking is enabled for all fields marked as such, and a cached copy is used to populate the object.
- Field Value:
- 1
public void begin() throws PersistenceException
Begin a new transaction. A transaction must be open in order to query and persist objects.
- Throws:
PersistenceException
- A transaction is already open on this database, or an error reported by the persistence engine
public void checkpoint() throws TransactionNotInProgressException, TransactionAbortedException
Deprecated. Use
commit()
androllback()
instead; this method cannot be implemented properly with multiple type of locks and will not be supported in future versions of the API
public void close() throws PersistenceException
Closes the database. If a client transaction is in progress the transaction will be rolled back and an exception thrown. If an app-server transaction is in progress, the transaction will commit/rollback when triggered by the application server.
- Throws:
PersistenceException
- An error occured while attempting to close the database
public void commit() throws TransactionNotInProgressException, TransactionAbortedException
Commits and closes the transaction. All changes made to persistent objects during the transaction are made persistent; objects created during the transaction are made durable; and, objects removed during the transaction are removed from the database. In other words, any modifications to any data objects which are queried/loaded/created/update to this database is automatically stored to the database and visible to subsequence transactions. (ie. update is solely used for long transaction support and should not be called for any data object queried/loaded/created in the this transaction.) If the transaction cannot commit, the entire transaction rolls back and aTransactionAbortedException
exception is thrown. After this method returns, the transaction is closed and all persistent objects are transient. Usingbegin()
to open a new transaction will not restore objects to their persistent stage.
- Throws:
TransactionNotInProgressException
- Method called while transaction is not in progressTransactionAbortedException
- The transaction cannot commit and has been rolled back
public void create(Object object) throws ClassNotPersistenceCapableException, DuplicateIdentityException, TransactionNotInProgressException, PersistenceException
Creates a new object in persistent storage. The object will be persisted only if the transaction commits. If the object has an identity then duplicate identity check happens in this method, and the object is visible to queries in this transaction. If the identity is null, duplicate identity check occurs when the transaction completes and the object is not visible to queries until the transaction commits.
- Parameters:
object
- The object to create
- Throws:
TransactionNotInProgressException
- Method called while transaction is not in progressDuplicateIdentityException
- An object with this identity already exists in persistent storageClassNotPersistenceCapableException
- The class is not persistent capablePersistenceException
- An error reported by the persistence engine
public void deletePersistent(Object object) throws ObjectNotPersistentException, LockNotGrantedException, PersistenceException
Deprecated. See
remove(Object)
public ClassLoader getClassLoader()
Returns the current ClassLoader if one has been set for this Database instance.
- Returns:
- ClassLoader the current ClassLoader instance,
null
if no ClassLoader's instance has been explicitely set.
public String getDatabaseName()
Return the name of the database
public Object getIdentity(Object object)
Returns the object's identity. If the identity was determined when the object was created, or if the object was retrieved, that identity is returned. If the identity has been modified, this will not be reflected until the transaction commits. Null is returned if the identity is null, the object does not have any identity, or the object is not persistent.
- Parameters:
object
- The object
- Returns:
- The object's identity, or null
public OQLQuery getOQLQuery()
Creates an OQL query with no statement.OQLQuery.create(String)
must be called before the query can be executed.
- Returns:
- An OQL query
public OQLQuery getOQLQuery(String oql) throws QueryException
Creates an OQL query from the supplied statement.
- Parameters:
- Returns:
- An OQL query
- Throws:
QueryException
- The query syntax is invalid
public Query getQuery()
Creates an empty query. The query must be created before it can be executed.
- Returns:
- A query
public boolean isActive()
Returns true if a transaction is currently active.
- Returns:
- True if a transaction is active
public boolean isAutoStore()
Return if the current transaction is set to autoStore, it there is transaction active. If there is no active transaction, return if the next transaction will be set to autoStore. If autoStore is set on. AutoStore will create all reachable object if the object is not loaded from the transaction. If it is turn off, only dependent object will be created automatically.
public boolean isClosed()
Returns true if the database is closed.
- Returns:
- True if the database is closed
public boolean isPersistent(Object object)
Returns true if the object is persistent. An object is persistent if it was created or queried in this transaction. If the object was created or queried in another transaction, or there is no open transaction, this method returns null.
- Parameters:
object
- The object
- Returns:
- True if persistent in this transaction
public Object load(Class type, Object identity) throws TransactionNotInProgressException, ObjectNotFoundException, LockNotGrantedException, PersistenceException
Load an object of the specified type and given identity. Once loaded the object is persistent. Calling this method with the same identity in the same transaction will return the same object. This method is equivalent to a query that returns a single object. If the identity spans on more than one field, all of the identity fields can be wrapped in a Complex object.
- Parameters:
type
- The object's typeidentity
- The object's identity
- Throws:
ObjectNotFoundException
- No object of the given type and identity was found in persistent storageLockNotGrantedException
- Timeout or deadlock occured attempting to acquire a lock on the objectTransactionNotInProgressException
- Method called while transaction is not in progressPersistenceException
- An error reported by the persistence engine
public Object load(Class type, Object identity, Object object) throws ObjectNotFoundException, LockNotGrantedException, TransactionNotInProgressException, PersistenceException
Experimental Load an object of the specified type and given identity into a given instance of object. Once loaded the object is persistent. Calling this method with the same identity in the same transaction will return the same object. This method is equivalent to a query that returns a single object. If the identity spans on more than one field, all of the identity fields can be wrapped in a Complex object.
- Parameters:
type
- The object's typeidentity
- The object's identityobject
- The object instance to be loaded into
- Throws:
ObjectNotFoundException
- No object of the given type and identity was found in persistent storageLockNotGrantedException
- Timeout or deadlock occured attempting to acquire a lock on the objectTransactionNotInProgressException
- Method called while transaction is not in progressPersistenceException
- An error reported by the persistence engine
public Object load(Class type, Object identity, short accessMode) throws TransactionNotInProgressException, ObjectNotFoundException, LockNotGrantedException, PersistenceException
Experimental Load an object of the specified type and given identity. Once loaded the object is persistent. Calling this method with the same identity in the same transaction will return the same object. This method is equivalent to a query that returns a single object.
- Parameters:
type
- The object's typeidentity
- The object's identityaccessMode
- The access mode
- Throws:
ObjectNotFoundException
- No object of the given type and identity was found in persistent storageLockNotGrantedException
- Timeout or deadlock occured attempting to acquire a lock on the objectTransactionNotInProgressException
- Method called while transaction is not in progressPersistenceException
- An error reported by the persistence engine
public Object load(Class type, Complex identity) throws ObjectNotFoundException, LockNotGrantedException, TransactionNotInProgressException, PersistenceException
Load an object of the specified type and given identity which spans on more than one fields.
- Parameters:
type
- The object's typeidentity
- The object's identity
- Throws:
ObjectNotFoundException
- No object of the given type and identity was found in persistent storageLockNotGrantedException
- Timeout or deadlock occured attempting to acquire a lock on the objectTransactionNotInProgressException
- Method called while transaction is not in progressPersistenceException
- An error reported by the persistence engine
public Object load(Class type, Complex identity, short accessMode) throws ObjectNotFoundException, LockNotGrantedException, TransactionNotInProgressException, PersistenceException
Experimental Load an object of the specified type and given identity. Once loaded the object is persistent. Calling this method with the same identity in the same transaction will return the same object. This method is equivalent to a query that returns a single object. If the identity spans on more than one field, all of the identity fields can be wrapped in a Complex object.
- Parameters:
type
- The object's typeidentity
- The object's identityaccessMode
- The access mode
- Throws:
ObjectNotFoundException
- No object of the given type and identity was found in persistent storageLockNotGrantedException
- Timeout or deadlock occured attempting to acquire a lock on the objectTransactionNotInProgressException
- Method called while transaction is not in progressPersistenceException
- An error reported by the persistence engine
public void lock(Object object) throws LockNotGrantedException, ObjectNotPersistentException, TransactionNotInProgressException, PersistenceException
Acquire a soft write lock on the object. Read locks are implicitly available when the object is queried. A write lock is only granted for objects that are created or deleted or for objects loaded in exclusive mode - this method can obtain such a lock explicitly. A soft lock is acquired in memory, not in the database. To acquire a lock in the database, use the locked access mode. If the object already has a write lock in this transaction or a read lock in this transaction but no read lock in any other transaction, a write lock is obtained. If this object has a read lock in any other transaction this method will block until the other transaction will release its lock. If the timeout has elapsed or a deadlock has been detected, an exception will be thrown but the current lock will be retained.
- Parameters:
object
- The object to lock
- Throws:
TransactionNotInProgressException
- Method called while transaction is not in progressObjectNotPersistentException
- The object has not been queried or created in this transactionLockNotGrantedException
- Timeout or deadlock occured attempting to acquire a lock on the objectPersistenceException
- An error reported by the persistence engine
public void makePersistent(Object object) throws ClassNotPersistenceCapableException, DuplicateIdentityException, PersistenceException
Deprecated. See
create(Object)
public void remove(Object object) throws ObjectNotPersistentException, LockNotGrantedException, TransactionNotInProgressException, PersistenceException
Removes the object from persistent storage. The deletion will take effect only if the transaction is committed, but the object is no longer visible to queries in the current transaction and locks for access from other transactions will block until this transaction completes.
- Parameters:
object
- The object to remove
- Throws:
TransactionNotInProgressException
- Method called while transaction is not in progressObjectNotPersistentException
- The object has not been queried or created in this transactionLockNotGrantedException
- Timeout or deadlock occured attempting to acquire a lock on the objectPersistenceException
- An error reported by the persistence engine
public void rollback() throws TransactionNotInProgressException
Rolls back and closes the transaction. All changes made to persistent objects during the transaction are lost, objects created during the transaction are not made durable and objects removed during the transaction continue to exist.
- Throws:
TransactionNotInProgressException
- Method called while transaction is not in progress
public void setAutoStore(boolean autoStore)
True if autoStore is set on. This method should be called before begin(). If autoStore is set, and db.create( theDataObject ) is called, Castor will create theDataObject, and create each object that does not exist in the transaction and reachable from theDataObject. If db.update( theDataObject ), and theDataObject is loaded/queuied/created in a previous transaction, Castor will let theDataObject, and all reachable object from theDataObject, participate in the current transaction. If autoStore is not set, Castor will only create/update/store dependent object, and related objects must be created/update explicitly.
public void update(Object object) throws ClassNotPersistenceCapableException, TransactionNotInProgressException, PersistenceException
Update a data object which is queried/loaded/created in another transaction. This method is used only for long transaction support. Calling this method for data object queried/loaded/created in the same transaction results in Exception. For example, the data object may be sent to a client application and dispayed to a user. After that the objects is being modified in the client application, the object returns back and is update to the database in the second transaction. See Long Transaction on Castor website.
- Parameters:
object
- The object to create
- Throws:
TransactionNotInProgressException
- Method called while transaction is not in progressClassNotPersistenceCapableException
- The class is not persistent capablePersistenceException
- An error reported by the persistence engine