
Package ca.uhn.fhir.jpa.interceptor
Class OverridePathBasedReferentialIntegrityForDeletesInterceptor
java.lang.Object
ca.uhn.fhir.jpa.interceptor.OverridePathBasedReferentialIntegrityForDeletesInterceptor
This JPA interceptor can be configured with a collection of FHIRPath expressions, and will disable
referential integrity for target resources at those paths.
For example, suppose this interceptor is configured with a path of AuditEvent.entity.what,
and an AuditEvent resource exists in the repository that has a reference in that path to resource
Patient/123. Normally this reference would prevent the Patient resource from being deleted unless
the AuditEvent was first deleted as well (or a cascading delete was used).
With this interceptor in place, the Patient resource could be deleted, and the AuditEvent would remain intact.
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Constructor Summary
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoidAdds a FHIRPath expression indicating a resource path that should be ignored when considering referential integrity for deletes.voidRemove all paths registered to this interceptorgetPaths()Returns the paths that will be considered by this interceptorvoidhandleDeleteConflicts(DeleteConflictList theDeleteConflictList, ca.uhn.fhir.rest.api.server.RequestDetails requestDetails) Interceptor hook method.
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Constructor Details
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OverridePathBasedReferentialIntegrityForDeletesInterceptor
Constructor
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Method Details
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addPath
Adds a FHIRPath expression indicating a resource path that should be ignored when considering referential integrity for deletes.- Parameters:
thePath- The FHIRPath expression, e.g.AuditEvent.agent.who
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clearPaths
Remove all paths registered to this interceptor -
getPaths
Returns the paths that will be considered by this interceptor- See Also:
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handleDeleteConflicts
public void handleDeleteConflicts(DeleteConflictList theDeleteConflictList, ca.uhn.fhir.rest.api.server.RequestDetails requestDetails) Interceptor hook method. Do not invoke directly.
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