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As we mentioned in the Getting Started section of this chapter, we have put together sample client code to test the inheritance examples, along with the other examples that appear later in this chapter. Listing 4-6 shows a client that tests the previously shown entities that use the SINGLE_TABLE inheritance mapping strategy. Interestingly, this same client code can be used for all the other examples as well, provided that you update the PERSISTENCE_UNIT field to point to the persistence unit that we have defined for each of the examples.

Listing 4-6. EntityClient.java, a Sample Entity Client That Illustrates Creating and Retrieving the Entities Defined in Figure 4-1

Another of the requirements was to incorporate news articles posted on other sites on the home page. The organization would like to include news articles posted on the news-medial.net website related to AS. To create the feed, I ll use Drupal s Aggregator module as the mechanism for collecting and displaying feeds. I ll enable the Aggregator module, and then configure the inbound feeds by clicking on the Configuration link at the top of the page, and the Feed aggregator link on the Configuration page. On the Feed aggregator configuration page, I ll click on the Add feed link and enter Latest AS News in the title and www.news-medical.net/tag/feed/Aspergers-Syndrome.aspx in the URL field. I ll leave the other settings at their default values and then save the feed.

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While crawling the Web and looking for examples of module creation in DNN, I found the same theme over and over again. Basically every article said, Replace all your existing code with the code shown here. The article would then tell me to fire up DNN, and my module would magically appear the same way it looked in the article. I find this approach useless. You end up with a module that does only what the creators want it to do. To my mind, you need to know what you have and how to change it to meet your needs. A cut-and-replace technique teaches you nothing. Hopefully, my approach will teach you something.

/* * Sample entity client that obtains an EntityManager running outside of a * Java EE container, and illustrates CRUD operations on a handful of entities */ public class EntityClient { private static final String PERSISTENCE_UNIT = "Ch04_SingleTable-JSE";

Before you go about changing anything, let s look at what is needed for saved data. Remember that the WebPunch program did several things: It allowed a person to punch in. It allowed a person to punch out. It showed past data. The fact that it showed past data for last week and this week is irrelevant to the data; that is a task for the GUI. It seems to me that you need a table with only three fields for this TimePunch module. These fields are as follows: Date and time of day Type of punch (in or out) Person identifier (same as login name and ID) You could actually get away without the punch type. Add it, though, to make enhancing this module easier later. When you boil the functionality of the WebPunch program down to its data, there really is not much here. This is a good thing.

public static void main(String[] args) { // Use the EntityManagerFactory to obtain an EntityManager for // PERSISTENCE_UNIT. From the EntityManager, acquire an EntityTransaction // instance. final EntityManagerFactory emf = Persistence.createEntityManagerFactory(PERSISTENCE_UNIT); final EntityManager em = emf.createEntityManager(); final EntityTransaction et = em.getTransaction(); // Clear out any previous test data. Due to "cascade" settings on the // "homeAddress" relationship field, removing a Person will remove its // Address as well. final List<Person> people = em.createNamedQuery("Person.findAll").getResultList(); try { et.begin(); for (Person person: people) { System.out.println("Removing " + person.getLastName()); em.remove(person); } et.commit(); } catch (Exception e) { if (et.isActive()) { et.rollback(); } } // Create some entities and wire them together final FullTimeEmployee ftEmp = new FullTimeEmployee(); ftEmp.setFirstName("Jon"); ftEmp.setLastName("Wetherbee"); ftEmp.setEmail("laterdaze@wayzout.com"); ftEmp.setAnnualSalary(123.45); ftEmp.setDept("Magistry"); final Address ftAddress = new Address(); ftAddress.setCity("San Mateo"); ftAddress.setState("CA"); ftAddress.setStreet1("28 Barbary Lane"); ftAddress.setZipCode(94402L);

With all of the pages created, either through views, nodes, or modules (such as Contact), I m now ready to create the menu for the site. Based on the theme that I am using, the menu that I ll want to use is the Secondary menu. I ll follow the steps outlined in 5 to create the menu items listed in Table 16-2.

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