javax.persistence.metamodel

Interface SingularAttribute<X,T>

Contents
  • Type Parameters:
    X - The type containing the represented attribute
    T - The type of the represented attribute
    All Superinterfaces:
    Attribute<X,T>, Bindable<T>

    public interface SingularAttribute<X,T>
extends Attribute<X,T>, Bindable<T>
    Instances of the type SingularAttribute represents persistent single-valued properties or fields.
    Since:
    Java Persistence 2.0

    • Method Detail

      • isId

        boolean isId()
        Is the attribute an id attribute. This method will return true if the attribute is an attribute that corresponds to a simple id, an embedded id, or an attribute of an id class.
        Returns:
        boolean indicating whether the attribute is an id

      • isVersion

        boolean isVersion()
        Is the attribute a version attribute.
        Returns:
        boolean indicating whether the attribute is a version attribute

      • isOptional

        boolean isOptional()
        Can the attribute be null.
        Returns:
        boolean indicating whether the attribute can be null

      • getType

        Type<T> getType()
        Return the type that represents the type of the attribute.
        Returns:
        type of attribute

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