How large is "a large number of objects"? What you probably need to do is
revisit the relationship since you shouldn't be using oneToMany in
situations where there are a large number of objects. Use manyToOne.

But you can override the configure() method in the Decorator. From the
documentation:
Setting up values in the Decorator

configure()<http://docs.transfer-orm.com/html/transferapi/transfer/com/TransferDecorator.html#configure%28%29>on
the TransferDecorator will be run when the object is first created.
You
can overwrite this when you implement your own Decorator CFC, and is a
perfect place to set default values for your Transfer Object.

It should be noted that configure() is run *before* the object is populated,
and therefore, any values it sets will be overwritten by those retrieved
from the database.

You might also look at using the Transfer Proxies for this relationship
instead of the real objects.



On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 5:33 AM, John Whish <[email protected]>wrote:

>
> Hi, I know there is the configure method of a decorator which runs
> before the object is populated. Is there a method that runs after the
> object is populated? I have a onetomany relationship which creates
> lots of objects which are basically a "name-value" pair, which could
> have a performance impact (the cache has to run out of space at some
> point!) so I'd like to parse these into a simple struct which is
> stored in the User object and then destroy all the onetomany objects.
>
> Transfer.xml Snippet:
> <package name="member">
>        <object name="User" table="USERS" decorator="com.model.member.User">
>
>                <id name="UserID" column="user_id" type="GUID"
> generate="true" />
>                <property name="Email" column="user_email" type="string"
> nullable="false" />
>
>                <onetomany name="UserAttributes" lazy="false"
> proxied="false">
>                        <link to="member.UserAttributes" column="user_id"
>  />
>                        <collection type="struct">
>                                <key property="Key" />
>                        </collection>
>                </onetomany>
>
>        </object>
>
>        <object name="UserAttributes" table="USERATTRIBUTES">
>                <id name="UserAttributeID" column="userattribute_id"
> type="numeric"
> generate="true" />
>                <property name="Key" column="userattribute_key"
> type="string" />
>                <property name="Value" column="userattribute_value"
> type="string" />
>        </object>
>
> </package>
>
> Thanks!
>
>
> >
>

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