javax.xml.registry

Interface FindQualifier

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  • public interface FindQualifier
    FindQualifier provides various constants that identify options that effect find method behavior. A JAXR provider may silently ignore any qualifiers marked as optional. A JAXR provider must support qualifiers not marked optional.
    See Also:
    BusinessQueryManager

    • Field Summary

      Fields 
      Modifier and Type Field and Description
      static String AND_ALL_KEYS 
      static String CASE_SENSITIVE_MATCH
      Specifies a hint to queries that they should case-sensitive match when comparing String values.
      static String COMBINE_CLASSIFICATIONS
      Maps to UDDI combineCategoryBags.
      static String EXACT_NAME_MATCH
      Specifies a hint to queries that they should use exact (case-insensitive) match when comparing String values.
      static String OR_ALL_KEYS
      Specifies a hint to queries that the candidate set of objects matching the query should include any object that is classified by any one of the taxonomy values specified in any of the Classification for the query.
      static String OR_LIKE_KEYS
      Specifies a hint to queries that when multiple taxonomy values from the same ClassificationScheme are specified in the Classifications for the query then the candidate set of objects matching the query should include any object that is classified by any one of the taxonomy values.
      static String SERVICE_SUBSET
      Maps to UDDI serviceSubset.
      static String SORT_BY_DATE_ASC
      Specifies a hint to queries that they should sort results by creation/modification date in ascending order.
      static String SORT_BY_DATE_DESC
      Specifies a hint to queries that they should sort results by creation/modification date in descending order.
      static String SORT_BY_NAME_ASC
      Specifies a hint to queries that they should sort results by Name in ascending alpha-numeric order.
      static String SORT_BY_NAME_DESC
      Specifies a hint to queries that they should sort results by Name in descending alpha-numeric order.
      static String SOUNDEX
      Optional qualifier that allows matching strings by their sounds.

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    • Field Detail

      • EXACT_NAME_MATCH

        static final String EXACT_NAME_MATCH
        Specifies a hint to queries that they should use exact (case-insensitive) match when comparing String values.
        See Also:
        Constant Field Values

      • CASE_SENSITIVE_MATCH

        static final String CASE_SENSITIVE_MATCH
        Specifies a hint to queries that they should case-sensitive match when comparing String values.
        See Also:
        Constant Field Values

      • SORT_BY_NAME_ASC

        static final String SORT_BY_NAME_ASC
        Specifies a hint to queries that they should sort results by Name in ascending alpha-numeric order.
        See Also:
        Constant Field Values

      • SORT_BY_NAME_DESC

        static final String SORT_BY_NAME_DESC
        Specifies a hint to queries that they should sort results by Name in descending alpha-numeric order.
        See Also:
        Constant Field Values

      • SORT_BY_DATE_ASC

        static final String SORT_BY_DATE_ASC
        Specifies a hint to queries that they should sort results by creation/modification date in ascending order.
        See Also:
        Constant Field Values

      • SORT_BY_DATE_DESC

        static final String SORT_BY_DATE_DESC
        Specifies a hint to queries that they should sort results by creation/modification date in descending order.
        See Also:
        Constant Field Values

      • OR_LIKE_KEYS

        static final String OR_LIKE_KEYS
        Specifies a hint to queries that when multiple taxonomy values from the same ClassificationScheme are specified in the Classifications for the query then the candidate set of objects matching the query should include any object that is classified by any one of the taxonomy values. For example, if a query includes Classifications with both Japan and Korea taxonomy values under the geography ClassificationScheme, then it should match objects that are classified by either Japan or Korea ClassificationNodes.
        See Also:
        Constant Field Values

      • OR_ALL_KEYS

        static final String OR_ALL_KEYS
        Specifies a hint to queries that the candidate set of objects matching the query should include any object that is classified by any one of the taxonomy values specified in any of the Classification for the query.
        See Also:
        Constant Field Values

      • COMBINE_CLASSIFICATIONS

        static final String COMBINE_CLASSIFICATIONS
        Maps to UDDI combineCategoryBags. Required for JAXR UDDI providers, optional for all others.
        See Also:
        Constant Field Values

      • SERVICE_SUBSET

        static final String SERVICE_SUBSET
        Maps to UDDI serviceSubset. Required for JAXR UDDI providers, optional for all others.
        See Also:
        Constant Field Values

      • SOUNDEX

        static final String SOUNDEX
        Optional qualifier that allows matching strings by their sounds.
        See Also:
        Constant Field Values

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