org.eclipse.persistence.jpa.jpql.model.query
Class AbstractStateObject

java.lang.Object
  org.eclipse.persistence.jpa.jpql.model.query.AbstractStateObject

All Implemented Interfaces:

StateObject

Direct Known Subclasses:

AbstractConditionalClauseStateObject, AbstractEncapsulatedExpressionStateObject, AbstractListHolderStateObject, AbstractModifyClauseStateObject, AbstractModifyStatementStateObject, AbstractPathExpressionStateObject, AbstractRangeVariableDeclarationStateObject, AbstractSelectClauseStateObject, AbstractSelectStatementStateObject, ArithmeticFactorStateObject, BetweenExpressionStateObject, CollectionExpressionStateObject, CollectionMemberDeclarationStateObject, CollectionMemberExpressionStateObject, CompoundExpressionStateObject, EmptyCollectionComparisonExpressionStateObject, FunctionExpressionStateObject, JoinStateObject, JPQLQueryStateObject, LikeExpressionStateObject, NotExpressionStateObject, NullComparisonExpressionStateObject, OrderByItemStateObject, ResultVariableStateObject, SimpleStateObject, TreatExpressionStateObject, UpdateItemStateObject

public abstract class AbstractStateObject
extends java.lang.Object
implements StateObject

The abstract definition of a StateObject.

Version:

2.4

Author:

Pascal Filion

Since:

2.4

Constructor Summary

protected

AbstractStateObject(StateObject parent) Creates a new AbstractStateObject.

Method Summary

protected boolean	acceptUnknownVisitor(StateObjectVisitor visitor) The given StateObjectVisitor needs to visit this class but it is defined by a third-party provider.
protected void	acceptUnknownVisitor(StateObjectVisitor visitor, java.lang.Class<?> type, java.lang.Class<?> parameterType) The given StateObjectVisitor needs to visit this class but it is defined by a third-party provider.
protected void	addChildren(java.util.List<StateObject> children) Adds the children of this StateObject to the given list.
protected void	addProblems(java.util.List<Problem> problems) Adds to the given list the problems that were found with the current state of this StateObject, which means there are validation issues.
void	addPropertyChangeListener(java.lang.String propertyName, IPropertyChangeListener<?> listener) Registers the given IPropertyChangeListener for the specified property.
protected boolean	areEquivalent(StateObject stateObject1, StateObject stateObject2) Determines whether the given two StateObject are equivalent, i.e. the information of both StateObject is the same.
protected Problem	buildProblem(java.lang.String messageKey) Creates a new Problem describing a single issue found with the information contained in this StateObject.
protected Problem	buildProblem(java.lang.String messageKey, java.lang.String... arguments) Creates a new Problem describing a single issue found with the information contained in this StateObject.
protected <T extends StateObject> T	buildStateObject(java.lang.CharSequence jpqlFragment, java.lang.String queryBNFId) Parses the given JPQL fragment using the given JPQL query BNF.
protected <T extends StateObject> java.util.List<T>	buildStateObjects(java.lang.CharSequence jpqlFragment, java.lang.String queryBNFId) Parses the given JPQL fragment using the given JPQL query BNF.
protected StateObject	checkParent(StateObject parent) Checks whether the given parent is null or not.
IterableIterator<StateObject>	children() Returns the ordered children of this StateObject.
void	decorate(StateObject decorator) Decorates this StateObject with the given decorator.
boolean	equals(java.lang.Object object)
IdentificationVariableStateObject	findIdentificationVariable(java.lang.String identificationVariable) Returns the IdentificationVariableStateObject representing the given identification variable.
protected void	firePropertyChanged(java.lang.String propertyName, java.lang.Object oldValue, java.lang.Object newValue) Notifies the IPropertyChangeListeners that have been registered with the given property name that the property has changed.
protected ChangeSupport	getChangeSupport() Returns the object responsible to actually register the listeners and to notify them upon changes made to this StateObject.
DeclarationStateObject	getDeclaration() Returns the declaration clause which defines the domain of the query by declaring identification variables.
StateObject	getDecorator() Returns the StateObject decorating this one if one has been set, which means the behavior of this StateObject is modified by the decorator.
Expression	getExpression() Returns the actual parsed object if this StateObject representation of the JPQL query was created by parsing an existing JPQL query.
JPQLGrammar	getGrammar() Returns the grammar that defines how to parse a JPQL query.
IManagedTypeProvider	getManagedTypeProvider() Returns the provider of managed types.
StateObject	getParent() Returns the parent of this StateObject.
IJPQLQueryBuilder	getQueryBuilder() Returns the IJPQLQueryBuilder that is responsible to create various part of the StateObject hierarchy.
JPQLQueryStateObject	getRoot() Returns the root of the StateObject hierarchy.
IType	getType(java.lang.Class<?> type) Retrieves the external type for the given Java type.
IType	getType(java.lang.String typeName) Retrieves the external class for the given fully qualified class name.
TypeHelper	getTypeHelper() Returns a helper that gives access to the most common types.
ITypeRepository	getTypeRepository() Returns the type repository for the application.
int	hashCode()
protected void	initialize() Initializes this state object.
boolean	isDecorated() Determines whether this StateObject is being decorated by another StateObject, which means the behavior is modified by the given one.
boolean	isEquivalent(StateObject stateObject) Determines whether the given StateObject is equivalent to this one, i.e. the information of both StateObject is the same.
protected <T extends StateObject> java.util.List<T>	parent(java.util.List<T> stateObjects) Makes sure the given list of StateObject has this one as its parent.
protected <T extends StateObject> T[]	parent(T... stateObjects) Makes sure the given list of StateObject has this one as its parent.
protected <T extends StateObject> T	parent(T stateObject) Makes sure the given StateObject has this one as its parent.
void	removePropertyChangeListener(java.lang.String propertyName, IPropertyChangeListener<?> listener) Unregisters the given IPropertyChangeListener that was registered for the specified property.
void	setExpression(Expression expression) Sets the actual parsed object if this StateObject representation of the JPQL query is created by converting the parsed representation of the JPQL query.
void	setParent(StateObject parent) Sets the given StateObject to become the parent of this one.
java.lang.String	toString()
void	toString(java.lang.Appendable writer) Prints out a string representation of this StateObject, which should not be used to define a true string representation of a JPQL query but should be used for debugging purposes.
protected void	toStringInternal(java.lang.Appendable writer) Prints out a string representation of this StateObject.
protected void	toStringItems(java.lang.Appendable writer, java.util.List<? extends StateObject> items, boolean useComma)
void	toText(java.lang.Appendable writer) Prints out a string representation of this StateObject, which should not be used to define a true string representation of a JPQL query but should be used for debugging purposes.
protected abstract void	toTextInternal(java.lang.Appendable writer) Prints out a string representation of this StateObject, which should not be used to define a true string representation of a JPQL query but should be used for debugging purposes.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface org.eclipse.persistence.jpa.jpql.model.query.StateObject

accept

Constructor Detail

AbstractStateObject

protected AbstractStateObject(StateObject parent)

Creates a new AbstractStateObject.

Parameters:

The - parent of this state object, which cannot be null

Throws:

java.lang.NullPointerException - The given parent cannot be null, unless changeSupport is overridden and does not throw the exception

Method Detail

acceptUnknownVisitor

protected boolean acceptUnknownVisitor(StateObjectVisitor visitor)

The given StateObjectVisitor needs to visit this class but it is defined by a third-party provider. This method will programmatically invoke the visit method defined on the given visitor which signature should be.

{public|protected|private} void visit(ThirdPartyStateObject stateObject)

or

{public|protected|private} void visit(StateObject stateObject)

Parameters:

visitor - The StateObjectVisitor to visit this StateObject programmatically

Returns:

true if the call was successfully executed; false otherwise

Since:

2.4

acceptUnknownVisitor

protected void acceptUnknownVisitor(StateObjectVisitor visitor,
                                    java.lang.Class<?> type,
                                    java.lang.Class<?> parameterType)
                             throws java.lang.NoSuchMethodException,
                                    java.lang.IllegalAccessException,
                                    java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException

The given StateObjectVisitor needs to visit this class but it is defined by a third-party provider. This method will programmatically invoke the visit method defined on the given visitor which signature should be.

{public|protected|private} void visit(ThirdPartyStateObject stateObject)

or

{public|protected|private} void visit(StateObject stateObject)

Parameters:

visitor - The StateObjectVisitor to visit this StateObject programmatically

type - The type found in the hierarchy of the given StateObjectVisitor that will be used to retrieve the visit method

parameterType - The parameter type of the visit method

Throws:

java.lang.NoSuchMethodException

java.lang.IllegalAccessException

java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException

See Also:

#acceptUnknownVisitor(ExpressionVisitor)

Since:

2.4

addChildren

protected void addChildren(java.util.List<StateObject> children)

Adds the children of this StateObject to the given list.

Parameters:

children - The list used to store the children

addProblems

protected void addProblems(java.util.List<Problem> problems)

Adds to the given list the problems that were found with the current state of this StateObject, which means there are validation issues.

Parameters:

problems - The list to which the problems are added

addPropertyChangeListener

public final void addPropertyChangeListener(java.lang.String propertyName,
                                            IPropertyChangeListener<?> listener)

Registers the given IPropertyChangeListener for the specified property. The listener will be notified only for changes to the specified property.

Specified by:

addPropertyChangeListener in interface StateObject

Parameters:

propertyName - The name of the property for which the listener was registered

listener - The listener to be notified upon changes

areEquivalent

protected final boolean areEquivalent(StateObject stateObject1,
                                      StateObject stateObject2)

Determines whether the given two StateObject are equivalent, i.e. the information of both StateObject is the same.

Parameters:

stateObject1 - The first StateObject to compare its content with the other one

stateObject2 - The second StateObject to compare its content with the other one

Returns:

true if both objects are equivalent; false otherwise

buildProblem

protected final Problem buildProblem(java.lang.String messageKey)

Creates a new Problem describing a single issue found with the information contained in this StateObject.

Parameters:

messageKey - The key used to retrieve the localized message describing the problem found with the current state of this StateObject

Returns:

The new Problem

buildProblem

protected final Problem buildProblem(java.lang.String messageKey,
                                     java.lang.String... arguments)

Creates a new Problem describing a single issue found with the information contained in this StateObject.

Parameters:

messageKey - The key used to retrieve the localized message describing the problem found with the current state of this StateObject

arguments - A list of arguments that can be used to complete the message or an empty list if no additional information is necessary

Returns:

The new Problem

buildStateObject

protected <T extends StateObject> T buildStateObject(java.lang.CharSequence jpqlFragment,
                                                     java.lang.String queryBNFId)

Parses the given JPQL fragment using the given JPQL query BNF.

Parameters:

jpqlFragment - A portion of a JPQL query that will be parsed and converted into a StateObject

queryBNFId - The unique identifier of the BNF that determines how to parse the fragment

Returns:

A StateObject representation of the given JPQL fragment

buildStateObjects

protected <T extends StateObject> java.util.List<T> buildStateObjects(java.lang.CharSequence jpqlFragment,
                                                                      java.lang.String queryBNFId)

Parses the given JPQL fragment using the given JPQL query BNF.

Parameters:

jpqlFragment - A portion of a JPQL query that will be parsed and converted into either a single StateObject or a list of StateObject, which happens when the fragment contains a collection of items separated by either a comma or a space

queryBNFId - The unique identifier of the BNF that will be used to parse the fragment

Returns:

A list of StateObjects representing the given JPQL fragment, which means the list may contain a single StateObject or a multiple StateObjects if the fragment contains more than one expression of the same type. Example: "JOIN e.employees e LEFT JOIN e.address a", this would be parsed in two state objects

checkParent

protected StateObject checkParent(StateObject parent)

Checks whether the given parent is null or not. If it's null then throw a NullPointerException.

Parameters:

parent - The parent of this state object

Returns:

The given object

children

public final IterableIterator<StateObject> children()

Returns the ordered children of this StateObject.

Specified by:

children in interface StateObject

Returns:

The children of this StateObject or an empty iterable this state object does not have children

decorate

public void decorate(StateObject decorator)

Decorates this StateObject with the given decorator. It means the behavior of this StateObject is modified by the given one. By default, this StateObject becomes the parent of the given one.

Specified by:

decorate in interface StateObject

Parameters:

decorator - The StateObject decorating this one

equals

public final boolean equals(java.lang.Object object)

Overrides:

equals in class java.lang.Object

findIdentificationVariable

public IdentificationVariableStateObject findIdentificationVariable(java.lang.String identificationVariable)

Returns the IdentificationVariableStateObject representing the given identification variable.

Specified by:

findIdentificationVariable in interface StateObject

Returns:

The IdentificationVariableStateObject defining the given identification variable

firePropertyChanged

protected final void firePropertyChanged(java.lang.String propertyName,
                                         java.lang.Object oldValue,
                                         java.lang.Object newValue)

Notifies the IPropertyChangeListeners that have been registered with the given property name that the property has changed.

Parameters:

propertyName - The name of the property associated with the property change

oldValue - The old value of the property that changed

newValue - The new value of the property that changed

getChangeSupport

protected final ChangeSupport getChangeSupport()

Returns the object responsible to actually register the listeners and to notify them upon changes made to this StateObject.

Returns:

The manager of listeners and notification

getDeclaration

public DeclarationStateObject getDeclaration()

Returns the declaration clause which defines the domain of the query by declaring identification variables.

Specified by:

getDeclaration in interface StateObject

Returns:

The declaration clause of which this StateObject is a child; i.e. either the top-level declaration if this is part of the top query or the sub-level declaration if this is part of a subquery

getDecorator

public StateObject getDecorator()

Returns the StateObject decorating this one if one has been set, which means the behavior of this StateObject is modified by the decorator.

Specified by:

getDecorator in interface StateObject

Returns:

The StateObject decorating this one

getExpression

public Expression getExpression()

Returns the actual parsed object if this StateObject representation of the JPQL query was created by parsing an existing JPQL query.

Specified by:

getExpression in interface StateObject

Returns:

The parsed object when a JPQL query is parsed and converted into a StateObject or null when the JPQL query is manually created (i.e. not from a string)

getGrammar

public JPQLGrammar getGrammar()

Returns the grammar that defines how to parse a JPQL query.

Specified by:

getGrammar in interface StateObject

Returns:

The grammar that was used to parse the JPQL query

getManagedTypeProvider

public IManagedTypeProvider getManagedTypeProvider()

Returns the provider of managed types.

Specified by:

getManagedTypeProvider in interface StateObject

Returns:

The provider that gives access to the managed types

getParent

public StateObject getParent()

Returns the parent of this StateObject.

Specified by:

getParent in interface StateObject

Returns:

Returns the parent of this StateObject, which is null only when this is the root of the hierarchy

getQueryBuilder

public IJPQLQueryBuilder getQueryBuilder()

Returns the IJPQLQueryBuilder that is responsible to create various part of the StateObject hierarchy.

Specified by:

getQueryBuilder in interface StateObject

Returns:

The builder that created this StateObject from a JPQL query or that gives access to various sub-builders

getRoot

public JPQLQueryStateObject getRoot()

Returns the root of the StateObject hierarchy.

Specified by:

getRoot in interface StateObject

Returns:

The root of the state model representing the JPQL query

getType

public IType getType(java.lang.Class<?> type)

Retrieves the external type for the given Java type.

Parameters:

type - The Java type to wrap with an external form

Returns:

The external form of the given type

getType

public IType getType(java.lang.String typeName)

Retrieves the external class for the given fully qualified class name.

Parameters:

typeName - The fully qualified class name of the class to retrieve

Returns:

The external form of the class to retrieve

getTypeHelper

public TypeHelper getTypeHelper()

Returns a helper that gives access to the most common types.

Returns:

A helper containing a collection of methods related to IType

getTypeRepository

public ITypeRepository getTypeRepository()

Returns the type repository for the application.

Returns:

The repository of ITypes

hashCode

public final int hashCode()

Overrides:

hashCode in class java.lang.Object

initialize

protected void initialize()

Initializes this state object.

isDecorated

public boolean isDecorated()

Determines whether this StateObject is being decorated by another StateObject, which means the behavior is modified by the given one. return true if this StateObject is being decorated; false otherwise

Specified by:

isDecorated in interface StateObject

isEquivalent

public boolean isEquivalent(StateObject stateObject)

Determines whether the given StateObject is equivalent to this one, i.e. the information of both StateObject is the same.

Specified by:

isEquivalent in interface StateObject

Parameters:

stateObject - The StateObject to compare its content to this one

Returns:

true if both object are equivalent; false otherwise

parent

protected <T extends StateObject> java.util.List<T> parent(java.util.List<T> stateObjects)

Makes sure the given list of StateObject has this one as its parent.

Parameters:

stateObjects - The list of StateObject to have this one as its parent

Returns:

The given list of StateObject

parent

protected <T extends StateObject> T[] parent(T... stateObjects)

Makes sure the given list of StateObject has this one as its parent.

Parameters:

stateObjects - The list of StateObject to have this one as its parent

Returns:

The given list of StateObject

parent

protected <T extends StateObject> T parent(T stateObject)

Makes sure the given StateObject has this one as its parent.

Parameters:

stateObject - The StateObject to have this one as its parent

Returns:

The given StateObject

removePropertyChangeListener

public final void removePropertyChangeListener(java.lang.String propertyName,
                                               IPropertyChangeListener<?> listener)

Unregisters the given IPropertyChangeListener that was registered for the specified property. The listener will no longer be notified when the property changes.

Specified by:

removePropertyChangeListener in interface StateObject

Parameters:

propertyName - The name of the property for which the listener was registered

listener - The listener to unregister

setExpression

public void setExpression(Expression expression)

Sets the actual parsed object if this StateObject representation of the JPQL query is created by converting the parsed representation of the JPQL query.

Parameters:

expression - The parsed object when a JPQL query is parsed

setParent

public final void setParent(StateObject parent)

Sets the given StateObject to become the parent of this one.

Specified by:

setParent in interface StateObject

Parameters:

parent - The new parent StateObject of this one, which cannot be null

toString

public final java.lang.String toString()

Overrides:

toString in class java.lang.Object

toString

public final void toString(java.lang.Appendable writer)

Prints out a string representation of this StateObject, which should not be used to define a true string representation of a JPQL query but should be used for debugging purposes.

Important: If this StateObject is decorated by another one, then StateObject.toString(Appendable) from that decorator is invoked, otherwise the information contained in this one will be printed out.

Specified by:

toString in interface StateObject

Parameters:

writer - The writer used to print out the string representation

See Also:

StateObject.toText(Appendable)

toStringInternal

protected final void toStringInternal(java.lang.Appendable writer)
                               throws java.io.IOException

Prints out a string representation of this StateObject.

Important: If this StateObject is decorated by another one, then toString(Appendable) from that decorator is invoked, otherwise toTextInternal(Appendable) from this one is invoked.

Parameters:

writer - The writer used to print out the string representation

Throws:

java.io.IOException - This should never happens, it is only required because Appendable.append(CharSequence) throws an IOException

toStringItems

protected void toStringItems(java.lang.Appendable writer,
                             java.util.List<? extends StateObject> items,
                             boolean useComma)
                      throws java.io.IOException

Throws:

java.io.IOException

toText

public final void toText(java.lang.Appendable writer)

Prints out a string representation of this StateObject, which should not be used to define a true string representation of a JPQL query but should be used for debugging purposes.

Important: Even if this StateObject is decorated by another one, the decorator will not be used to print out a string representation of this one.

Specified by:

toText in interface StateObject

Parameters:

writer - The writer used to print out the string representation

See Also:

StateObject.toString(Appendable)

toTextInternal

protected abstract void toTextInternal(java.lang.Appendable writer)
                                throws java.io.IOException

Prints out a string representation of this StateObject, which should not be used to define a true string representation of a JPQL query but should be used for debugging purposes.

Parameters:

writer - The writer used to print out the string representation

Throws:

java.io.IOException - This should never happens, it is only required because Appendable is used instead of any concrete class