Class LoadContext
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- com.googlecode.objectify.impl.translate.LoadContext
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public class LoadContext extends Object
The context of a load operation, which may extend across several entities (for example, a batch).
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description LoadContext(LoadEngine engine)
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
defer(Runnable runnable)
Delays an operation until the context is done().void
done()
Call this when a load process completes.void
enterContainerContext(Object container)
Enter a container context; this is the context of the object that we are processing right now.void
exitContainerContext(Object expectedContainer)
Exit a container context.Object
getContainer(Type containerType, Path path)
Get the container object which is appropriate for the specified property.<T> Ref<T>
loadRef(Key<T> key, LoadConditions loadConditions)
Create a Ref for the key, and maybe start a load operation depending on current load groups.void
recycle(Object value)
void
setCurrentRoot(Key<?> rootEntity)
Sets the current root entityObject
useRecycled()
The most recently recycled value.
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Constructor Detail
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LoadContext
public LoadContext(LoadEngine engine)
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Method Detail
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useRecycled
public Object useRecycled()
The most recently recycled value. It can be used exactly once.
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recycle
public void recycle(Object value)
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setCurrentRoot
public void setCurrentRoot(Key<?> rootEntity)
Sets the current root entity
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done
public void done()
Call this when a load process completes. Executes anything in the batch and then executes any delayed operations.
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loadRef
public <T> Ref<T> loadRef(Key<T> key, LoadConditions loadConditions)
Create a Ref for the key, and maybe start a load operation depending on current load groups.
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defer
public void defer(Runnable runnable)
Delays an operation until the context is done(). Typically this is for lifecycle methods.
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getContainer
public Object getContainer(Type containerType, Path path)
Get the container object which is appropriate for the specified property. Go up the chain looking for a compatible type; the first one found is the container. If nothing found, throw an exception.
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enterContainerContext
public void enterContainerContext(Object container)
Enter a container context; this is the context of the object that we are processing right now.
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exitContainerContext
public void exitContainerContext(Object expectedContainer)
Exit a container context. The parameter is just a sanity check to make sure that the value popped off is the same as the value we expect.
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