org.hibernate.loader.custom.Return Java Examples
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Example #1
Source File: OutputsImpl.java From lams with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 6 votes |
private EntityAliases[] interpretEntityAliases(List<Return> customQueryReturns) { final List<EntityAliases> entityAliases = new ArrayList<>(); for ( Return queryReturn : customQueryReturns ) { if ( !RootReturn.class.isInstance( queryReturn ) ) { continue; } entityAliases.add( ( (RootReturn) queryReturn ).getEntityAliases() ); } if ( entityAliases.isEmpty() ) { return NO_ALIASES; } return entityAliases.toArray( new EntityAliases[ entityAliases.size() ] ); }
Example #2
Source File: OutputsImpl.java From lams with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 5 votes |
private static CustomLoaderExtension buildSpecializedCustomLoader(final ResultContext context) { // might be better to just manually construct the Return(s).. SQLQueryReturnProcessor does a lot of // work that is really unnecessary here. final SQLQueryReturnProcessor processor = new SQLQueryReturnProcessor( context.getQueryReturns(), context.getSession().getFactory() ); processor.process(); final List<org.hibernate.loader.custom.Return> customReturns = processor.generateCallableReturns(); CustomQuery customQuery = new CustomQuery() { @Override public String getSQL() { return context.getSql(); } @Override public Set<String> getQuerySpaces() { return context.getSynchronizedQuerySpaces(); } @Override public List<ParameterBinder> getParameterValueBinders() { // no parameters in terms of embedded in the SQL string return Collections.emptyList(); } @Override public List<org.hibernate.loader.custom.Return> getCustomQueryReturns() { return customReturns; } }; return new CustomLoaderExtension( customQuery, context.getQueryParameters(), context.getSession() ); }