protected override void LockCore(DomainObject obj, DirtyState dirtyState)
{
if (dirtyState != DirtyState.Clean)
throw new InvalidOperationException();
this.Session.Lock(obj, LockMode.None);
}
private static HqlQuery BuildQuery(DomainObject obj, Type entityClass, string[] uniqueConstraintMembers)
{
// get the id of the object being validated
// if the object is unsaved, this id may be null
var id = (obj is Entity) ? ((Entity) obj).OID : ((EnumValue) obj).Code;
var query = new HqlQuery(string.Format("select count(*) from {0} x", entityClass.Name));
if (id != null)
{
// this object may have already been saved (i.e. this is an update) and therefore should be
// excluded
query.Conditions.Add(new HqlCondition("x.id <> ?", new [] { id }));
}
// add other conditions
foreach (var propertyExpression in uniqueConstraintMembers)
{
var value = EvaluatePropertyExpression(obj, propertyExpression);
if (value == null)
query.Conditions.Add(new HqlCondition(string.Format("x.{0} is null", propertyExpression), new object[] { }));
else
query.Conditions.Add(new HqlCondition(string.Format("x.{0} = ?", propertyExpression), new [] { value }));
}
return query;
}
/// <summary>
/// Tests whether the specified object satisfies the specified unique constraint.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="obj">The object to test.</param>
/// <param name="entityClass">The class of entity to which the constraint applies.</param>
/// <param name="uniqueConstraintMembers">The properties of the object that form the unique key.
/// These may be compound property expressions (e.g. Name.FirstName, Name.LastName).
/// </param>
/// <returns></returns>
public bool IsUnique(DomainObject obj, Type entityClass, string[] uniqueConstraintMembers)
{
Platform.CheckForNullReference(obj, "obj");
Platform.CheckForNullReference(entityClass, "entityClass");
Platform.CheckForNullReference(uniqueConstraintMembers, "uniqueConstraintMembers");
if (uniqueConstraintMembers.Length == 0)
throw new InvalidOperationException("uniqueConstraintMembers must contain at least one entry.");
var hqlQuery = BuildQuery(obj, entityClass, uniqueConstraintMembers);
// create a new session to do the validation query
// this is a bit of a HACK, but we know that this may occur during an interceptor callback
// on the originating session, and we don't want to modify the state of that session
// ideally the new session should share the connection and transaction of the main session,
// but this isn't possible with NHibernate 1.2.0
using (var auxSession = this.Context.PersistentStore.SessionFactory.OpenSession())
{
// since we are forced to use a separate transaction, use ReadUncommitted isolation level
// we want to avoid deadlocking here at all costs, even if it means dirty reads
// the worst the can happen with a dirty read is that validation will be incorrect,
// but that's not the end of the world, because the DB will still enforce uniqueness
var tx = auxSession.BeginTransaction(IsolationLevel.ReadUncommitted);
auxSession.FlushMode = FlushMode.Never;
var query = auxSession.CreateQuery(hqlQuery.Hql);
var i = 0;
foreach (var condition in hqlQuery.Conditions)
{
foreach(var paramVal in condition.Parameters)
query.SetParameter(i++, paramVal);
}
var count = query.UniqueResult<long>();
tx.Commit(); // no data will be written (Flushmode.Never, and we didn't write anything anyways)
// if count == 0, there are no other objects with this particular set of values
return count == 0;
}
}
private void CheckRequiredFields(DomainObject entity)
{
// This is really a HACK
// we need to test the required field rules before NHibernate gets a chance to complain about them
// in order to provide more descriptive error message (the NHibernate error messages aren't as nice as ours)
_validator.ValidateRequiredFieldsPresent(entity);
}
protected override void LockCore(DomainObject obj, DirtyState dirtyState)
{
switch (dirtyState)
{
case DirtyState.Dirty:
Session.Update(obj);
break;
case DirtyState.New:
CheckRequiredFields(obj);
Session.Save(obj);
break;
case DirtyState.Clean:
Session.Lock(obj, LockMode.None);
break;
}
}
private static bool IsChangeSetPublishable(DomainObject domainObject)
{
// ignore changes to enum values for now
// TODO: should probably record changes to enum values
if (domainObject is EnumValue)
return false;
// check for an attribute - if no attribute, then default is publishable
var a = AttributeUtils.GetAttribute<PublishInChangeSetsAttribute>(domainObject.GetClass(), true);
return a == null || a.IsPublishable;
}
