Package com.axelor.ai.db.repo

Class AiProviderRepository

java.lang.Object

com.axelor.db.JpaRepository<AiProvider>

com.axelor.ai.db.repo.AbstractAiProviderRepository

com.axelor.ai.db.repo.AiProviderRepository

All Implemented Interfaces:

Repository<AiProvider>

public class AiProviderRepository
extends AbstractAiProviderRepository

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class com.axelor.db.JpaRepository

modelClass

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
AiProviderRepository()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	remove(AiProvider provider)	Takes the provider, and its models, off the policies that list them first: the models go with it by cascade, past AiModelRepository.remove(com.axelor.ai.db.AiModel).
AiProvider	save(AiProvider entity)	Re-applies the one-default-per-type rule for models saved through the provider.

Methods inherited from class com.axelor.ai.db.repo.AbstractAiProviderRepository

findByCode, findByName

Methods inherited from class com.axelor.db.JpaRepository

all, all, copy, create, fields, find, findById, findByIds, flush, getReferenceById, isPermitted, isPermitted, merge, of, persist, populate, refresh, validate

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

AiProviderRepository

public AiProviderRepository()

Method Details

save

public AiProvider save(AiProvider entity)

Re-applies the one-default-per-type rule for models saved through the provider.

Models edited on the provider form's o2m are persisted by JPA cascade with the provider as the save root, so AiModelRepository.save(com.axelor.ai.db.AiModel) never runs for them. Routing the defaults through it here keeps that rule in one place.

Specified by:

save in interface Repository<AiProvider>

Overrides:

save in class JpaRepository<AiProvider>

Parameters:

entity - the entity object to save

Returns:

an instance of the entity with saved state

remove

public void remove(AiProvider provider)

Takes the provider, and its models, off the policies that list them first: the models go with it by cascade, past AiModelRepository.remove(com.axelor.ai.db.AiModel).

Specified by:

remove in interface Repository<AiProvider>

Overrides:

remove in class JpaRepository<AiProvider>

Parameters:

provider - the entity object