问题
I have such structure of entities:
Product 1 -> N ProductCustomField
1 1
| |
M M'
Release 1 -> N' ReleaseCustomField
ProductCustomField is kind of "prototype" - a list of fields which Release may have.
I'd like to select a single Release object with all ReleaseCustomFields whose ProductCustomField are in the Product of which the Release is.
Example:
MySoft has custom field "downloadURL" with default value "". MySoft has release 1.0. This release has no ReleaseCustomFields, but because it is a release of MySoft, I can tell that it may have "downloadURL" custom field.
So I would like to have MySoft 1.0 release with a map where "downloadURL" would be defined (with a default value "").
I know what would I do in SQL, it would be a nice long complex SELECT, but possible.
I don't know though how to grasp it in JPA/Hibernate.
Not sure if this is the right thing to try to achieve in SELECT.
Maybe I should rather fill the Release's custom fields with an INSERT and then simply rely on mapping (which already works)?
Or should I create a special property in Release, filled with special query? (I don't mind using org.hibernate.* annotations.)
Or should I do the simplest thing - take release.getProduct().getCustomFields() and do "for each field in ProductCustomField, use what's in ReleaseCustomField, or ProductCustomField#getDefault() otherwise?
回答1:
I have chosen the third approach. Since I use the Wicket framework, I have created a Model which, given a release and release.getProduct.getCustomFields().get("fieldName") is capable of getting either default value, or the actual value, and when written to, updates releases' field values map.
I started getting IllegalArgumentException: object is not an instance of declaring class but that's most likely a different problem.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14493642/jpa-jpql-fill-a-collection-map-based-on-related-objects-collection-map-proto