Interface StatelessSession
- All Superinterfaces:
AutoCloseable
,QueryProducer
,Serializable
,SharedSessionContract
- All Known Implementing Classes:
StatelessSessionImpl
Viewed in opposition to Session
, the StatelessSession
is
a whole competing programming model, one preferred by some developers
for its simplicity and somewhat lower level of abstraction. But the two
kinds of session are not enemies, and may comfortably coexist in a single
program.
A stateless session comes some with designed-in limitations:
- it does not have a first-level cache,
- nor interact with any second-level cache,
- nor does it implement transactional write-behind or automatic dirty checking.
Furthermore, the basic operations of a stateless session do not have corresponding cascade types, and so an operation performed via a stateless session never cascades to associated instances.
The basic operations of a stateless session are get(Class, Object)
,
insert(Object)
, update(Object)
, delete(Object)
,
and upsert(Object)
. These operations are always performed
synchronously, resulting in immediate access to the database. Notice that
update is an explicit operation. There is no "flush" operation for a
stateless session, and so modifications to entities are never automatically
detected and made persistent.
Similarly, lazy association fetching is an explicit operation. A collection
or proxy may be fetched by calling fetch(Object)
.
Stateless sessions are vulnerable to data aliasing effects, due to the lack of a first-level cache.
On the other hand, for certain kinds of transactions, a stateless session may perform slightly faster than a stateful session.
Certain rules applying to stateful sessions are relaxed in a stateless session:
- it is not necessary to discard a session and its entities after an exception is thrown by a stateless sessions, and
- when an exception is thrown by a stateless session, the current transaction is not automatically marked for rollback.
Since version 7, the configuration property
"hibernate.jdbc.batch_size" has no effect
on a stateless session. Automatic batching may be enabled by explicitly
setting the batch size. However, automatic
batching has the side effect of delaying execution of the batched operation,
thus undermining the synchronous nature of operations performed through a
stateless session. A preferred approach is to explicitly batch operations via
insertMultiple(java.util.List<java.lang.Object>)
, updateMultiple(java.util.List<java.lang.Object>)
, or deleteMultiple(java.util.List<java.lang.Object>)
.
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
close()
Close the stateless session and release the JDBC connection.void
Delete a record.void
Delete a record.void
deleteMultiple
(List<Object> entities) Delete multiple records.void
Fetch an association or collection that's configured for lazy loading.<T> T
get
(EntityGraph<T> graph, GraphSemantic graphSemantic, Object id) Retrieve a record, fetching associations specified by the givenEntityGraph
.<T> T
get
(EntityGraph<T> graph, GraphSemantic graphSemantic, Object id, LockMode lockMode) Retrieve a record, fetching associations specified by the givenEntityGraph
, and obtaining the specified lock mode.<T> T
Retrieve a record.<T> T
Retrieve a record, obtaining the specified lock mode.Retrieve a record.Retrieve a record, obtaining the specified lock mode.getIdentifier
(Object entity) Return the identifier value of the given entity, which may be detached.<T> List<T>
getMultiple
(Class<T> entityClass, List<Object> ids) Retrieve multiple rows, returning entity instances in a list where the position of an instance in the list matches the position of its identifier in the given array, and the list contains a null value if there is no persistent instance matching a given identifier.Insert a record.Insert a record.void
insertMultiple
(List<Object> entities) Insert multiple records.void
Refresh the entity instance state from the database.void
Refresh the entity instance state from the database.void
Refresh the entity instance state from the database.void
Refresh the entity instance state from the database.void
Update a record.void
Update a record.void
updateMultiple
(List<Object> entities) Update multiple records.void
Use a SQLmerge into
statement to perform an upsert, that is, to insert the record if it does not exist, or update it if it already exists.void
Use a SQLmerge into
statement to perform an upsert.void
upsertMultiple
(List<Object> entities) Perform an upsert, that is, to insert the record if it does not exist, or update the record if it already exists, for each given record.Methods inherited from interface org.hibernate.query.QueryProducer
createMutationQuery, createMutationQuery, createMutationQuery, createMutationQuery, createMutationQuery, createNamedMutationQuery, createNamedQuery, createNamedQuery, createNamedSelectionQuery, createNamedSelectionQuery, createNativeMutationQuery, createNativeQuery, createNativeQuery, createNativeQuery, createNativeQuery, createNativeQuery, createQuery, createQuery, createQuery, createQuery, createQuery, createQuery, createSelectionQuery, createSelectionQuery, createSelectionQuery, getNamedNativeQuery, getNamedNativeQuery, getNamedQuery
Methods inherited from interface org.hibernate.SharedSessionContract
beginTransaction, createEntityGraph, createEntityGraph, createEntityGraph, createNamedStoredProcedureQuery, createStoredProcedureCall, createStoredProcedureCall, createStoredProcedureCall, createStoredProcedureQuery, createStoredProcedureQuery, createStoredProcedureQuery, disableFilter, doReturningWork, doWork, enableFilter, getCriteriaBuilder, getEnabledFilter, getEntityGraph, getEntityGraphs, getFactory, getJdbcBatchSize, getNamedProcedureCall, getTenantIdentifier, getTenantIdentifierValue, getTransaction, isConnected, isJoinedToTransaction, isOpen, joinTransaction, setJdbcBatchSize
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Method Details
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close
void close()Close the stateless session and release the JDBC connection.- Specified by:
close
in interfaceAutoCloseable
- Specified by:
close
in interfaceSharedSessionContract
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insert
Insert a record.If the entity
@Id
field is declared to be generated, for example, if it is annotated@GeneratedValue
, the id is generated and assigned to the given instance.The
PostPersist
callback will be triggered if the operation is successful.- Parameters:
entity
- a new transient instance- Returns:
- The identifier of the inserted entity
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insertMultiple
Insert multiple records.- Parameters:
entities
- a list of transient instances to be inserted- Since:
- 7.0
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insert
Insert a record.The
PostPersist
callback will be triggered if the operation is successful.- Parameters:
entityName
- The entityName for the entity to be insertedentity
- a new transient instance- Returns:
- the identifier of the instance
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update
Update a record.The
PostUpdate
callback will be triggered if the operation is successful.- Parameters:
entity
- a detached entity instance
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updateMultiple
Update multiple records.- Parameters:
entities
- a list of detached instances to be updated- Since:
- 7.0
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update
Update a record.The
PostUpdate
callback will be triggered if the operation is successful.- Parameters:
entityName
- The entityName for the entity to be updatedentity
- a detached entity instance
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delete
Delete a record.The
PostRemove
callback will be triggered if the operation is successful.- Parameters:
entity
- a detached entity instance
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deleteMultiple
Delete multiple records.- Parameters:
entities
- a list of detached instances to be deleted- Since:
- 7.0
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delete
Delete a record.The
PostRemove
callback will be triggered if the operation is successful.- Parameters:
entityName
- The entityName for the entity to be deletedentity
- a detached entity instance
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upsert
Use a SQLmerge into
statement to perform an upsert, that is, to insert the record if it does not exist, or update it if it already exists.This method never performs id generation, and does not accept an entity instance with a null identifier. When id generation is required, use
insert(Object)
.On the other hand,
upsert()
does accept an entity instance with an assigned identifier value, even if the entity@Id
field is declared to be generated, for example, if it is annotated@GeneratedValue
. Thus, this method may be used to import data from an external source.- Parameters:
entity
- a detached entity instance, or a new instance with an assigned identifier- Throws:
TransientObjectException
- is the entity has a null id- Since:
- 6.3
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upsertMultiple
Perform an upsert, that is, to insert the record if it does not exist, or update the record if it already exists, for each given record.- Parameters:
entities
- a list of detached instances and new instances with assigned identifiers- Since:
- 7.0
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upsert
Use a SQLmerge into
statement to perform an upsert.- Parameters:
entityName
- The entityName for the entity to be mergedentity
- a detached entity instance- Throws:
TransientObjectException
- is the entity has a null id- Since:
- 6.3
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get
Retrieve a record.- Parameters:
entityName
- The name of the entity to retrieveid
- The id of the entity to retrieve- Returns:
- a detached entity instance
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get
Retrieve a record.- Parameters:
entityClass
- The class of the entity to retrieveid
- The id of the entity to retrieve- Returns:
- a detached entity instance
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get
Retrieve a record, obtaining the specified lock mode.- Parameters:
entityName
- The name of the entity to retrieveid
- The id of the entity to retrievelockMode
- The lock mode to apply to the entity- Returns:
- a detached entity instance
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get
Retrieve a record, obtaining the specified lock mode.- Parameters:
entityClass
- The class of the entity to retrieveid
- The id of the entity to retrievelockMode
- The lock mode to apply to the entity- Returns:
- a detached entity instance
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get
Retrieve a record, fetching associations specified by the givenEntityGraph
.- Parameters:
graph
- TheEntityGraph
graphSemantic
- aGraphSemantic
specifying how the graph should be interpretedid
- The id of the entity to retrieve- Returns:
- a detached entity instance
- Since:
- 6.3
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get
Retrieve a record, fetching associations specified by the givenEntityGraph
, and obtaining the specified lock mode.- Parameters:
graph
- TheEntityGraph
graphSemantic
- aGraphSemantic
specifying how the graph should be interpretedid
- The id of the entity to retrievelockMode
- The lock mode to apply to the entity- Returns:
- a detached entity instance
- Since:
- 6.3
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getMultiple
Retrieve multiple rows, returning entity instances in a list where the position of an instance in the list matches the position of its identifier in the given array, and the list contains a null value if there is no persistent instance matching a given identifier.- Parameters:
entityClass
- The class of the entity to retrieveids
- The ids of the entities to retrieve- Returns:
- an ordered list of detached entity instances, with null elements representing missing entities
- Since:
- 7.0
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refresh
Refresh the entity instance state from the database.- Parameters:
entity
- The entity to be refreshed.
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refresh
Refresh the entity instance state from the database.- Parameters:
entityName
- The entityName for the entity to be refreshed.entity
- The entity to be refreshed.
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refresh
Refresh the entity instance state from the database.- Parameters:
entity
- The entity to be refreshed.lockMode
- The LockMode to be applied.
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refresh
Refresh the entity instance state from the database.- Parameters:
entityName
- The entityName for the entity to be refreshed.entity
- The entity to be refreshed.lockMode
- The LockMode to be applied.
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fetch
Fetch an association or collection that's configured for lazy loading.Book book = session.get(Book.class, isbn); // book is immediately detached session.fetch(book.getAuthors()); // fetch the associated authors book.getAuthors().forEach(author -> ... ); // iterate the collection
Warning: this operation in a stateless session is quite sensitive to data aliasing effects and should be used with great care. It's usually better to fetch associations using eager join fetching.
- Parameters:
association
- a lazy-loaded association- Since:
- 6.0
- See Also:
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getIdentifier
Return the identifier value of the given entity, which may be detached.- Parameters:
entity
- a persistent instance associated with this session- Returns:
- the identifier
- Since:
- 6.6
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