Examples of PropertyMapper

org.apache.chemistry.opencmis.client.mapper.PropertyMapper
A property mapper is a class being responsible to map a Content-Type (e.g. image/jpeg) to a CMIS type id and to map and convert properties. Extracted tags are mapped to CMIS property ids and sometimes type conversion is required (e.g. a string to a date). Classes implementing this interface are not responsible for extracting the metadata (see MetadataParser). It only reads a configuration and maps properties. The Configurator will read the configuration properties and instantiate implementations of this interface (one instance per CMIS type) @author Jens
org.hibernate.envers.entities.mapper.PropertyMapper
@author Adam Warski (adam at warski dot org) @author Michal Skowronek (mskowr at o2 dot pl)
org.hibernate.envers.internal.entities.mapper.PropertyMapper
@author Adam Warski (adam at warski dot org) @author Michal Skowronek (mskowr at o2 dot pl)
org.neo4j.gis.spatial.attributes.PropertyMapper
org.structr.core.converter.PropertyMapper
Maps a property to another property. @author Christian Morgner

Examples of org.hibernate.envers.entities.mapper.PropertyMapper

        CommonCollectionMapperData commonCollectionMapperData = new CommonCollectionMapperData(
                mainGenerator.getVerEntCfg(), referencedEntityName,
                propertyAuditingData.getPropertyData(),
                referencingIdData, queryGenerator);


        PropertyMapper fakeBidirectionalRelationMapper;
        PropertyMapper fakeBidirectionalRelationIndexMapper;
        if (fakeOneToManyBidirectional) {
            // In case of a fake many-to-one bidirectional relation, we have to generate a mapper which maps
            // the mapped-by property name to the id of the related entity (which is the owner of the collection).
            String auditMappedBy = propertyAuditingData.getAuditMappedBy();

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Examples of org.hibernate.envers.entities.mapper.PropertyMapper

        CommonCollectionMapperData commonCollectionMapperData = new CommonCollectionMapperData(
                mainGenerator.getVerEntCfg(), referencedEntityName,
                propertyAuditingData.getPropertyData(),
                referencingIdData, queryGenerator);


        PropertyMapper fakeBidirectionalRelationMapper;
        PropertyMapper fakeBidirectionalRelationIndexMapper;
        if (fakeOneToManyBidirectional) {
            // In case of a fake many-to-one bidirectional relation, we have to generate a mapper which maps
            // the mapped-by property name to the id of the related entity (which is the owner of the collection).
            String auditMappedBy = propertyAuditingData.getAuditMappedBy();

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Examples of org.hibernate.envers.entities.mapper.PropertyMapper

        CommonCollectionMapperData commonCollectionMapperData = new CommonCollectionMapperData(
                mainGenerator.getVerEntCfg(), referencedEntityName,
                propertyAuditingData.getPropertyData(),
                referencingIdData, queryGenerator);


        PropertyMapper fakeBidirectionalRelationMapper;
        PropertyMapper fakeBidirectionalRelationIndexMapper;
        if (fakeOneToManyBidirectional) {
            // In case of a fake many-to-one bidirectional relation, we have to generate a mapper which maps
            // the mapped-by property name to the id of the related entity (which is the owner of the collection).
            String auditMappedBy = propertyAuditingData.getAuditMappedBy();

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Examples of org.hibernate.envers.entities.mapper.PropertyMapper

        CommonCollectionMapperData commonCollectionMapperData = new CommonCollectionMapperData(
                mainGenerator.getVerEntCfg(), referencedEntityName,
                propertyAuditingData.getPropertyData(),
                referencingIdData, queryGenerator);


        PropertyMapper fakeBidirectionalRelationMapper;
        PropertyMapper fakeBidirectionalRelationIndexMapper;
        if (fakeOneToManyBidirectional) {
            // In case of a fake many-to-one bidirectional relation, we have to generate a mapper which maps
            // the mapped-by property name to the id of the related entity (which is the owner of the collection).
            String auditMappedBy = propertyAuditingData.getAuditMappedBy();

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Examples of org.hibernate.envers.entities.mapper.PropertyMapper

        CommonCollectionMapperData commonCollectionMapperData = new CommonCollectionMapperData(
                mainGenerator.getVerEntCfg(), referencedEntityName,
                propertyAuditingData.getPropertyData(),
                referencingIdData, queryGenerator);


        PropertyMapper fakeBidirectionalRelationMapper;
        PropertyMapper fakeBidirectionalRelationIndexMapper;
        if (fakeOneToManyBidirectional) {
            // In case of a fake many-to-one bidirectional relation, we have to generate a mapper which maps
            // the mapped-by property name to the id of the related entity (which is the owner of the collection).
            String auditMappedBy = propertyAuditingData.getAuditMappedBy();

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Examples of org.hibernate.envers.entities.mapper.PropertyMapper

        CommonCollectionMapperData commonCollectionMapperData = new CommonCollectionMapperData(
                mainGenerator.getVerEntCfg(), referencedEntityName,
                propertyAuditingData.getPropertyData(),
                referencingIdData, queryGenerator);


        PropertyMapper fakeBidirectionalRelationMapper;
        PropertyMapper fakeBidirectionalRelationIndexMapper;
        if (fakeOneToManyBidirectional) {
            // In case of a fake many-to-one bidirectional relation, we have to generate a mapper which maps
            // the mapped-by property name to the id of the related entity (which is the owner of the collection).
            String auditMappedBy = propertyAuditingData.getAuditMappedBy();

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Examples of org.hibernate.envers.entities.mapper.PropertyMapper

  }


  protected void addMiddleEqualToQuery(CompositeMapperBuilder compositeMapper, Parameters parameters, String idPrefix1, String prefix1, String idPrefix2, String prefix2) {
    for ( final Map.Entry<PropertyData, PropertyMapper> entry : compositeMapper.getProperties().entrySet() ) {
      final String propertyName = entry.getKey().getName();
      final PropertyMapper nestedMapper = entry.getValue();
      if ( nestedMapper instanceof CompositeMapperBuilder ) {
        addMiddleEqualToQuery( (CompositeMapperBuilder) nestedMapper, parameters, idPrefix1, prefix1, idPrefix2, prefix2 );
      }
      else if ( nestedMapper instanceof ToOneIdMapper ) {
        ( (ToOneIdMapper) nestedMapper ).addMiddleEqualToQuery( parameters, idPrefix1, prefix1, idPrefix2, prefix2 );

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Examples of org.hibernate.envers.entities.mapper.PropertyMapper

        CommonCollectionMapperData commonCollectionMapperData = new CommonCollectionMapperData(
                mainGenerator.getVerEntCfg(), referencedEntityName,
                propertyAuditingData.getPropertyData(),
                referencingIdData, queryGenerator);


        PropertyMapper fakeBidirectionalRelationMapper;
        PropertyMapper fakeBidirectionalRelationIndexMapper;
        if (fakeOneToManyBidirectional) {
            // In case of a fake many-to-one bidirectional relation, we have to generate a mapper which maps
            // the mapped-by property name to the id of the related entity (which is the owner of the collection).
            String auditMappedBy = propertyAuditingData.getAuditMappedBy();

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Examples of org.hibernate.envers.entities.mapper.PropertyMapper

        CommonCollectionMapperData commonCollectionMapperData = new CommonCollectionMapperData(
                mainGenerator.getVerEntCfg(), referencedEntityName,
                propertyAuditingData.getPropertyData(),
                referencingIdData, queryGenerator);


        PropertyMapper fakeBidirectionalRelationMapper;
        PropertyMapper fakeBidirectionalRelationIndexMapper;
        if (fakeOneToManyBidirectional) {
            // In case of a fake many-to-one bidirectional relation, we have to generate a mapper which maps
            // the mapped-by property name to the id of the related entity (which is the owner of the collection).
            String auditMappedBy = propertyAuditingData.getAuditMappedBy();

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Examples of org.hibernate.envers.internal.entities.mapper.PropertyMapper

      String prefix1,
      String idPrefix2,
      String prefix2) {
    for ( final Map.Entry<PropertyData, PropertyMapper> entry : compositeMapper.getProperties().entrySet() ) {
      final String propertyName = entry.getKey().getName();
      final PropertyMapper nestedMapper = entry.getValue();
      if ( nestedMapper instanceof CompositeMapperBuilder ) {
        addMiddleEqualToQuery(
            (CompositeMapperBuilder) nestedMapper,
            parameters,
            idPrefix1,

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