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[cdo] Containment always has 0 as its cdo_resource [message #1400717]

Mon, 14 July 2014 12:12

Eclipse User

Is it necessary that containment should have its cdo_resource id as 0 ?? Will it be problematic if it has some thing else as cdo_resource ?

Re: [cdo] Containment always has 0 as its cdo_resource [message #1401131 is a reply to message #1400717]

Tue, 15 July 2014 03:13

Eclipse User

Hi,

What reference do you talk about? Do you talk about
org.eclipse.emf.cdo.spi.common.revision.BaseCDORevision.resourceID class
property?

Le 14/07/2014 18:12, saurav singh a écrit :
> Is it necessary that containment should have its cdo_resource id as 0 ??
> Will it be problematic if it has some thing else as cdo_resource ?

Re: [cdo] Containment always has 0 as its cdo_resource [message #1401157 is a reply to message #1401131]

Tue, 15 July 2014 04:00

Eclipse User

I am using db store and when I save a new object with a containment inside( let say A is an object and has a containment B like A -> B) the object would save in the resource given (i.e. resource_id of A in mysql table would be the cdo_id of the given resource) but containment would save in some resource with cdo_id as 0 (i.e. B would have its resource_id as 0 in mysql table)

Re: [cdo] Containment always has 0 as its cdo_resource [message #1401214 is a reply to message #1401157]

Tue, 15 July 2014 05:42

Eclipse User

Perhaps the DB persistence part of CDO set affects a resource_id only
for objects of top level, i.e. objects directly in
CDOResource.getContents(). Then when fetching CDORevision from the DB
table, it can retreive resource_id from its containers.

Best Regards.

Le 15/07/2014 10:00, saurav singh a écrit :
> I am using db store and when I save a new object with a containment
> inside( let say A is an object and has a containment B like A -> B) the
> object would save in the resource given (i.e. resource_id of A in mysql
> table would be the cdo_id of the given resource) but containment would
> save in some resource with cdo_id as 0 (i.e. B would have its
> resource_id as 0 in mysql table)

Re: [cdo] Containment always has 0 as its cdo_resource [message #1401354 is a reply to message #1401214]

Tue, 15 July 2014 09:25

Eclipse User

Thanks for your reply. So could it be problematic if I change the code which set the cdoresource for contaiments ?

Re: [cdo] Containment always has 0 as its cdo_resource [message #1401491 is a reply to message #1401354]

Tue, 15 July 2014 13:46

Eclipse User

Yes. All of your objects will end up in the contents list of the
corresponding CDOResources, instead of being indirectly contained by
way of their containers. Not only will this make some potentially very
large contents-lists, but if your model isn't generated with support
for containment proxies, then there will be a conflict: your objects
will only be able to be contained either by a resource or by a parent
object, but not both. At least, assuming that this is a "legacy" model
and not generated specifically for CDO ...

HTH,

Christian

On 2014-07-15 13:25:52 +0000, saurav singh said:

> Thanks for your reply. So could it be problematic if I change the code
> which set the cdoresource for contaiments ?

Re: [cdo] Containment always has 0 as its cdo_resource [message #1402886 is a reply to message #1401491]

Fri, 18 July 2014 04:16

Eclipse User

Its very hard to find that where the actual code is for setting resource_id for the new added element. It would be great if someone can help me here.

Re: [cdo] Containment always has 0 as its cdo_resource [message #1402956 is a reply to message #1402886]

Fri, 18 July 2014 12:38

Eclipse User

You should not use this manually, especially if you rely on the CDO cache/auditing/branching to work properly.
I think what you want is something like this:

EClass Parent:
- containment Child children 0 .. *

EClass Child:
- EString someAttribute

So, you have an ECLass "Parent" that is the container of objects of type "Child".
If you want to make the cdo tables have the cdo_resource set, you should *move* the child from the container to the resource (this is what Christophe said: either contained in a resource OR in a container):

Resource resource = ... // get your resource from CDO
Parent parent = ... // your business object that is the container
Child child = parent.getChildren(0); // the child you want to move to the resource
resource.getContents().add(child);

If you do not know what this all means, I think you should first get familiar with EMF, then try to adapt CDO.

saurav singh wrote on Fri, 18 July 2014 10:16

Its very hard to find that where the actual code is for setting resource_id for the new added element. It would be great if someone can help me here.

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