How to use

JpaInspectorConfig

in

org.metawidget.inspector.jpa

public JpaInspector() {
  this( new JpaInspectorConfig() );
}

public JpaInspector( JpaInspectorConfig config ) {
  super( config );
  mHideIds = config.isHideIds();
  mHideVersions = config.isHideVersions();
  mHideTransients = config.isHideTransients();
}

/**
* Setup the composite inspector. This is not done at construction time, since Metawidget inspectors cache trait
* lookups, and hence report incorrect values when underlying Java classes change in projects. Therefore, the
* composite inspector setup and configuration is perform explicitly upon every inspection.
*/
private void setupCompositeInspector()
{
 ForgePropertyStyleConfig forgePropertyStyleConfig = new ForgePropertyStyleConfig();
 forgePropertyStyleConfig.setProject(this.project);
 ForgeInspectorConfig forgeInspectorConfig = new ForgeInspectorConfig();
 forgeInspectorConfig.setProject(this.project);
 forgeInspectorConfig.setPropertyStyle(new ForgePropertyStyle(forgePropertyStyleConfig));
 PropertyTypeInspector propertyTypeInspector = new PropertyTypeInspector(forgeInspectorConfig);
 ForgeInspector forgeInspector = new ForgeInspector(forgeInspectorConfig);
 JpaInspectorConfig jpaInspectorConfig = new JpaInspectorConfig();
 jpaInspectorConfig.setHideIds(true);
 jpaInspectorConfig.setHideVersions(true);
 jpaInspectorConfig.setHideTransients(true);
 jpaInspectorConfig.setPropertyStyle(new ForgePropertyStyle(forgePropertyStyleConfig));
 JpaInspector jpaInspector = new JpaInspector(jpaInspectorConfig);
 BeanValidationInspector beanValidationInspector = new BeanValidationInspector(forgeInspectorConfig);
 CompositeInspectorConfig compositeInspectorConfig = new CompositeInspectorConfig();
 compositeInspectorConfig.setInspectors(propertyTypeInspector, forgeInspector, jpaInspector,
      beanValidationInspector);
 compositeInspector = new CompositeInspector(compositeInspectorConfig);
}

/**
* Setup the composite inspector. This is not done at construction time, since Metawidget inspectors cache trait
* lookups, and hence report incorrect values when underlying Java classes change in projects. Therefore, the
* composite inspector setup and configuration is perform explicitly upon every inspection.
*/
private void setupCompositeInspector()
{
 ForgePropertyStyleConfig forgePropertyStyleConfig = new ForgePropertyStyleConfig();
 forgePropertyStyleConfig.setProject(this.project);
 ForgeInspectorConfig forgeInspectorConfig = new ForgeInspectorConfig();
 forgeInspectorConfig.setProject(this.project);
 forgeInspectorConfig.setPropertyStyle(new ForgePropertyStyle(forgePropertyStyleConfig));
 PropertyTypeInspector propertyTypeInspector = new PropertyTypeInspector(forgeInspectorConfig);
 ForgeInspector forgeInspector = new ForgeInspector(forgeInspectorConfig);
 JpaInspectorConfig jpaInspectorConfig = new JpaInspectorConfig();
 jpaInspectorConfig.setHideIds(true);
 jpaInspectorConfig.setHideVersions(true);
 jpaInspectorConfig.setHideTransients(true);
 jpaInspectorConfig.setPropertyStyle(new ForgePropertyStyle(forgePropertyStyleConfig));
 JpaInspector jpaInspector = new JpaInspector(jpaInspectorConfig);
 BeanValidationInspector beanValidationInspector = new BeanValidationInspector(forgeInspectorConfig);
 CompositeInspectorConfig compositeInspectorConfig = new CompositeInspectorConfig();
 compositeInspectorConfig.setInspectors(propertyTypeInspector, forgeInspector, jpaInspector,
      beanValidationInspector);
 compositeInspector = new CompositeInspector(compositeInspectorConfig);
}