public class Deleter extends Mutation
WARNING: The data for the deleted class or field will be
destroyed and will be recoverable only by restoring from backup. If you
wish to convert the instance data to a different type or format, use a
Conversion
mutation instead.
For example, to delete a field:
package my.package;
// The old class. Version 0 is implied.
//
@Entity
class Person {
String name;
String favoriteColors;
}
// The new class. A new version number must be assigned.
//
@Entity(version=1)
class Person {
String name;
}
// Add the mutation for deleting a field.
//
Mutations mutations = new Mutations();
mutations.addDeleter(new Deleter(Person.class.getName(), 0,
"favoriteColors");
// Configure the mutations as described here
.
To delete an entity class:
package my.package;
// The old class. Version 0 is implied.
//
@Entity
class Statistics {
...
}
// Add the mutation for deleting a class.
//
Mutations mutations = new Mutations();
mutations.addDeleter(new Deleter("my.package.Statistics", 0));
// Configure the mutations as described here
.
Class Evolution
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Serialized FormConstructor and Description |
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Deleter(java.lang.String className,
int classVersion)
Creates a mutation for deleting an entity class.
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Deleter(java.lang.String declaringClass,
int declaringClassVersion,
java.lang.String fieldName)
Creates a mutation for deleting the given field from all instances of
the given class version.
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Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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java.lang.String |
toString() |
equals, getClassName, getClassVersion, getFieldName, hashCode
public Deleter(java.lang.String className, int classVersion)
className
- the class to which this mutation applies.classVersion
- the class version to which this mutation applies.public Deleter(java.lang.String declaringClass, int declaringClassVersion, java.lang.String fieldName)
declaringClass
- the class to which this mutation applies.declaringClassVersion
- the class version to which this mutation
applies.fieldName
- field name to which this mutation applies.Copyright (c) 2002, 2017 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.