. */ namespace Doctrine\ORM; /** * An OptimisticLockException is thrown when a version check on an object * that uses optimistic locking through a version field fails. * * @author Roman Borschel * @author Benjamin Eberlei * @since 2.0 */ class OptimisticLockException extends ORMException { /** * @var object|null */ private $entity; /** * @param string $msg * @param object $entity */ public function __construct($msg, $entity) { parent::__construct($msg); $this->entity = $entity; } /** * Gets the entity that caused the exception. * * @return object|null */ public function getEntity() { return $this->entity; } /** * @param object $entity * * @return OptimisticLockException */ public static function lockFailed($entity) { return new self("The optimistic lock on an entity failed.", $entity); } /** * @param object $entity * @param int $expectedLockVersion * @param int $actualLockVersion * * @return OptimisticLockException */ public static function lockFailedVersionMismatch($entity, $expectedLockVersion, $actualLockVersion) { $expectedLockVersion = ($expectedLockVersion instanceof \DateTime) ? $expectedLockVersion->getTimestamp() : $expectedLockVersion; $actualLockVersion = ($actualLockVersion instanceof \DateTime) ? $actualLockVersion->getTimestamp() : $actualLockVersion; return new self("The optimistic lock failed, version " . $expectedLockVersion . " was expected, but is actually ".$actualLockVersion, $entity); } /** * @param string $entityName * * @return OptimisticLockException */ public static function notVersioned($entityName) { return new self("Cannot obtain optimistic lock on unversioned entity " . $entityName, null); } }