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File: demo5-advancedpersistence.php
Role: Example script
Content type: text/plain
Description: Multiple connections, advanced mapping
Class: PersistClass
DB access wrapper & storing objects in DB tables
Author: By
Last change: added web tutorial info
Date: 15 years ago
Size: 2,888 bytes
 

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<?php

/*
    http://coolpenguin.net/persistclass
    for updates, documentation, tutorials
*/

require('demo1-connection.php');

// preparation for the demo (inserting a row with id = 1)
class TestTable extends PersistClass {
    protected
$sqlTableName = 'TESTTABLE';
    protected
$sqlPrimaryKey = 'testid';
}

$id = 1;
try {
   
$newTestTable = new TestTable($id);
} catch(
NoResultException $e) {
   
$newTestTable = new TestTable();
   
$newTestTable->setId($id);
   
$newTestTable->insertDb();
}

// REGISTERING MULTIPLE CONNECTIONS

// creating more onnections
/*
$anotherConnection = new DbConnectionMysql();
$anotherConnection->connect('anotherhost', 'demouser', 'demopassword', 'anotherdemodatabase');
*/

// register other connection into pool named as 'other'
/*
DbConnectionPool::instance()->registerConnection($anotherConnection, 'other');
*/


// getting the non-default connections
/*
$otherCon = DbConnectionPool::instance()->getConnection('other');
*/

// defining a class to use the 'other' connection
class TestTableOther extends PersistClass {
    protected
$sqlConnectionName = 'other';
    protected
$sqlTableName = 'TESTTABLE';
    protected
$sqlPrimaryKey = 'testid';
}

// PERSISTENCE DEMO
// adding extra initializing to table classes
class TestTableSomeExtra extends PersistClass {
    protected
$sqlTableName = 'TESTTABLE';
    protected
$sqlPrimaryKey = 'testid';
   
    protected function
init() {
       
// code for initializing when reading an object from the database
   
}
}

// nesting classes to deal with more complex db data structures, eg. joined tables.
class TestAttachment extends Persistclass {
    protected
$sqlTableName = 'TESTATTACHMENT';
    protected
$sqlPrimaryKey = 'attachmentid';
}

class
TestTableWithNestedClass extends PersistClass {
    protected
$sqlTableName = 'TESTTABLE';
    protected
$sqlPrimaryKey = 'testid';
   
    private
$attachments;
   
    protected function
init() {
       
$sql = 'SELECT attachmentid from TESTATTACHMENT where testid = '. $this->getId();
       
$ids = DbConnectionPool::instance()->getCon()->queryFirstColumnSet($sql);
       
$attach = new TestAttachment();
       
$this->attachments = $attach->getItemsWithIds($ids);
       
// note: lazy instantiation is better in most cases to prevent unnecessary lookups
   
}
   
    public function
getAttachments() {
        return
$this->attachments;
    }
}

// instantiating objects dinamicaly - without defining a class
$dyn = new PersistClass();
$dyn->setSqlTableName('TESTTABLE');
$dyn->setSqlPrimaryKey('testid');
$id = 1;
$dyn->initId($id);

$dyn->setData('testcolumn', 'data is set');
$dyn->updateDb();

// cloning connection object. Since the connection object is responsible for holding the resultset, nesting db lookups can cause problems
$con = DbConnectionPool::instance()->getConnection();
$con2 = $con->cloneConnection();

echo
'Test successful';

?>