Examples of CascadeType


Examples of javax.persistence.CascadeType

        for (Map.Entry<Property, Collection<CascadeType>> entry : containedProperties.entrySet()) {
            Property p = entry.getKey();
            // Static properties are by design not written
            if (!p.hasModifier(Modifier.STATIC) && !Annotations.TRANSIENT.is(p)) {
                // Per default, no operation is cascaded
                CascadeType used = null;
                // However, if property supports that cascade type, we cascade operation
                if (entry.getValue().contains(cascade)) {
                    used = cascade;
                }
                // We only perform operations on cascaded fields
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Examples of javax.persistence.CascadeType

    for(Property p : containedProperties.keySet()) {
      // Static properties are by design not written
      if(!p.hasModifier(Modifier.STATIC) && !Annotations.TRANSIENT.is(p)) {
        Class<?> rawPropertyType = p.getType();
        // Per default, no operation is cascaded
        CascadeType used = null;
        // However, if property supports that cascade type, we cascade operation
        if(containedProperties.get(p).contains(cascade)) {
          used = cascade;
        }
        if(Collection.class.isAssignableFrom(rawPropertyType)) {
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Examples of javax.persistence.CascadeType

  private HashSet<CascadeType> _cascadeSet
    = new HashSet<CascadeType>();

  protected CascadeType[] getCascadeTypes()
  {
    CascadeType cascade[] = new CascadeType[_cascadeSet.size()];
    return _cascadeSet.toArray(cascade);
  }
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Examples of javax.persistence.CascadeType

        for (Map.Entry<Property, Collection<CascadeType>> entry : containedProperties.entrySet()) {
          Property p = entry.getKey();
            // Static properties are by design not written
            if (!p.hasModifier(Modifier.STATIC) && !Annotations.TRANSIENT.is(p)) {
                // Per default, no operation is cascaded
                CascadeType used = null;
                // However, if property supports that cascade type, we cascade operation
                if (entry.getValue().contains(cascade)) {
                    used = cascade;
                }
                if(used!=null) {
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Examples of javax.persistence.CascadeType

        for (Map.Entry<Property, Collection<CascadeType>> entry : containedProperties.entrySet()) {
            Property p = entry.getKey();
            // Static properties are by design not written
            if (!p.hasModifier(Modifier.STATIC) && !Annotations.TRANSIENT.is(p)) {
                // Per default, no operation is cascaded
                CascadeType used = null;
                // However, if property supports that cascade type, we cascade operation
                if (entry.getValue().contains(cascade)) {
                    used = cascade;
                }
                // We only perform operations on cascaded fields
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Examples of javax.persistence.CascadeType

      Property p = entry.getKey();
      // Static properties are by design not written
      if(!p.hasModifier(Modifier.STATIC) && !Annotations.TRANSIENT.is(p)) {
        Class<?> rawPropertyType = p.getType();
        // Per default, no operation is cascaded
        CascadeType used = null;
        // However, if property supports that cascade type, we cascade operation
        if(entry.getValue().contains(cascade)) {
          used = cascade;
        }
        if(Collection.class.isAssignableFrom(rawPropertyType)) {
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Examples of javax.persistence.CascadeType

        for (Map.Entry<Property, Collection<CascadeType>> entry : containedProperties.entrySet()) {
          Property p = entry.getKey();
            // Static properties are by design not written
            if (!p.hasModifier(Modifier.STATIC) && !Annotations.TRANSIENT.is(p)) {
                // Per default, no operation is cascaded
                CascadeType used = null;
                // However, if property supports that cascade type, we cascade operation
                if (entry.getValue().contains(cascade)) {
                    used = cascade;
                }
                if(used!=null) {
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Examples of javax.persistence.CascadeType

        for (Map.Entry<Property, Collection<CascadeType>> entry : containedProperties.entrySet()) {
            Property p = entry.getKey();
            // Static properties are by design not written
            if (!p.hasModifier(Modifier.STATIC) && !Annotations.TRANSIENT.is(p)) {
                // Per default, no operation is cascaded
                CascadeType used = null;
                // However, if property supports that cascade type, we cascade operation
                if (entry.getValue().contains(cascade)) {
                    used = cascade;
                }
                // We only perform operations on cascaded fields
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Examples of javax.persistence.CascadeType

        for (Map.Entry<Property, Collection<CascadeType>> entry : containedProperties.entrySet()) {
          Property p = entry.getKey();
            // Static properties are by design not written
            if (!p.hasModifier(Modifier.STATIC) && !Annotations.TRANSIENT.is(p)) {
                // Per default, no operation is cascaded
                CascadeType used = null;
                // However, if property supports that cascade type, we cascade operation
                if (entry.getValue().contains(cascade)) {
                    used = cascade;
                }
                if(used!=null) {
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Examples of javax.persistence.CascadeType

        for (Map.Entry<Property, Collection<CascadeType>> entry : containedProperties.entrySet()) {
            Property p = entry.getKey();
            // Static properties are by design not written
            if (!p.hasModifier(Modifier.STATIC) && !Annotations.TRANSIENT.is(p)) {
                // Per default, no operation is cascaded
                CascadeType used = null;
                // However, if property supports that cascade type, we cascade operation
                if (entry.getValue().contains(cascade)) {
                    used = cascade;
                }
                // We only perform operations on cascaded fields
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