The problem is following:
We have entity:
@Entity
public class Feedback {
@Id
@GeneratedValue(generator="token")
private String id;
@ManyToOne
private Product product;
private String message;
// other fields
}
And we have a server endpoint, that receives feedback from clients. Feedback received in multipart/form-based format, with fields:
ProductId - product identifier
Message - feedback message
Some other fields
To set Feedback.product we need to load Product object from JPA - this can be time-consuming and it creates unnecessary queries.
Is it possible to store entity, but pass the product id instead of the product object? We need some way to modify the INSERT query.
We use EclipseLink JPA with Spring and Vaadin.
uniqueResult(); This will create a criteria on your current class, adding the restriction that the column "yourField" is equal to the value yourFieldValue . uniqueResult() tells it to bring a unique result.
@Id annotation is the JPA is used for making specific variable primary key.
JPA Specifications state that all Entities must have an identifier (JSR 317, section 2.4). It can be a single column or a composite key. You can either put an idAcceso identifier in the Acceso entity or not make Acceso an entity but rather a "component" (which is the purpose of the @Embeddable annotation).
Id is required by JPA, but it is not required that the Id specified in your mapping match the Id in your database. For instance you can map a table with no id to a jpa entity. To do it just specify that the "Jpa Id" is the combination of all columns.
Use EntityManager.getReference()
: if the entity is not loaded already, it simply creates a lazy-initialized proxy around the ID, without causing any SQL query to be executed.
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