| JDBCOptimisticLock.java |
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package org.jboss.ejb.plugins.lock;
/**
* This class is an optmistic lock implementation.
* It locks tableFields and their values during transaction.
* Locked tableFields and their values are added to the WHERE clause of the
* UPDATE SQL statement when entity is stored.
* The following strategies are supported:
* - fixed group of tableFields
* Fixed group of tableFields is used for locking . The tableFields and their values are
* locked at the beginning of a transaction. The group name must match
* one of the entity's load-group-name.
* - modified strategy
* The tableFields that were modified during transaction are used as lock.
* All entity's field values are locked at the beginning of the transaction.
* The tableFields are locked only after its actual change.
* - read strategy
* The tableFields that were read/modified during transaction.
* All entity's field values are locked at the beginning of the transaction.
* The tableFields are locked only after they were accessed.
* - version-column strategy
* This adds additional version field of type java.lang.Long. Each update
* of the entity will increase the version value by 1.
* - timestamp-column strategy
* Adds additional timestamp column of type java.util.Date. Each update
* of the entity will set the field to the current time.
* - key-generator column strategy
* Adds additional column. The type is defined by user. The key generator
* is used to set the next value.
*
* Note: all optimistic locking related code should be rewritten when in the
* new CMP design.
*
* Note2: done.
*
* @author <a href="mailto:aloubyansky@hotmail.com">Alex Loubyansky</a>
* @version $Revision: 1.9 $
*/
public final class JDBCOptimisticLock
extends NoLock
{
}
| JDBCOptimisticLock.java |