javax.persistence.criteria

Interface From<Z,X>

Table des matières
  • Type Parameters:
    Z - the source type
    X - the target type
    All Superinterfaces:
    Expression<X>, FetchParent<Z,X>, Path<X>, Selection<X>, TupleElement<X>
    All Known Subinterfaces:
    CollectionJoin<Z,E>, Join<Z,X>, ListJoin<Z,E>, MapJoin<Z,K,V>, PluralJoin<Z,C,E>, Root<X>, SetJoin<Z,E>

    public interface From<Z,X>
extends Path<X>, FetchParent<Z,X>
    Represents a bound type, usually an entity that appears in the from clause, but may also be an embeddable belonging to an entity in the from clause.

    Serves as a factory for Joins of associations, embeddables, and collections belonging to the type, and for Paths of attributes belonging to the type.

    Since:
    Java Persistence 2.0

    • Method Detail

      • getJoins

        Set<Join<X,?>> getJoins()
        Return the joins that have been made from this bound type. Returns empty set if no joins have been made from this bound type. Modifications to the set do not affect the query.
        Returns:
        joins made from this type

      • isCorrelated

        boolean isCorrelated()
        Whether the From object has been obtained as a result of correlation (use of a Subquery correlate method).
        Returns:
        boolean indicating whether the object has been obtained through correlation

      • getCorrelationParent

        From<Z,X> getCorrelationParent()
        Returns the parent From object from which the correlated From object has been obtained through correlation (use of a Subquery correlate method).
        Returns:
        the parent of the correlated From object
        Throws:
        IllegalStateException - if the From object has not been obtained through correlation

      • join

        <Y> Join<X,Y> join(SingularAttribute<? super X,Y> attribute)
        Create an inner join to the specified single-valued attribute.
        Parameters:
        attribute - target of the join
        Returns:
        the resulting join

      • join

        <Y> Join<X,Y> join(SingularAttribute<? super X,Y> attribute,
                   JoinType jt)
        Create a join to the specified single-valued attribute using the given join type.
        Parameters:
        attribute - target of the join
        jt - join type
        Returns:
        the resulting join

      • join

        <Y> CollectionJoin<X,Y> join(CollectionAttribute<? super X,Y> collection)
        Create an inner join to the specified Collection-valued attribute.
        Parameters:
        collection - target of the join
        Returns:
        the resulting join

      • join

        <Y> SetJoin<X,Y> join(SetAttribute<? super X,Y> set)
        Create an inner join to the specified Set-valued attribute.
        Parameters:
        set - target of the join
        Returns:
        the resulting join

      • join

        <Y> ListJoin<X,Y> join(ListAttribute<? super X,Y> list)
        Create an inner join to the specified List-valued attribute.
        Parameters:
        list - target of the join
        Returns:
        the resulting join

      • join

        <K,V> MapJoin<X,K,V> join(MapAttribute<? super X,K,V> map)
        Create an inner join to the specified Map-valued attribute.
        Parameters:
        map - target of the join
        Returns:
        the resulting join

      • join

        <Y> CollectionJoin<X,Y> join(CollectionAttribute<? super X,Y> collection,
                             JoinType jt)
        Create a join to the specified Collection-valued attribute using the given join type.
        Parameters:
        collection - target of the join
        jt - join type
        Returns:
        the resulting join

      • join

        <Y> SetJoin<X,Y> join(SetAttribute<? super X,Y> set,
                      JoinType jt)
        Create a join to the specified Set-valued attribute using the given join type.
        Parameters:
        set - target of the join
        jt - join type
        Returns:
        the resulting join

      • join

        <Y> ListJoin<X,Y> join(ListAttribute<? super X,Y> list,
                       JoinType jt)
        Create a join to the specified List-valued attribute using the given join type.
        Parameters:
        list - target of the join
        jt - join type
        Returns:
        the resulting join

      • join

        <K,V> MapJoin<X,K,V> join(MapAttribute<? super X,K,V> map,
                          JoinType jt)
        Create a join to the specified Map-valued attribute using the given join type.
        Parameters:
        map - target of the join
        jt - join type
        Returns:
        the resulting join

      • join

        <X,Y> Join<X,Y> join(String attributeName)
        Create an inner join to the specified attribute.
        Parameters:
        attributeName - name of the attribute for the target of the join
        Returns:
        the resulting join
        Throws:
        IllegalArgumentException - if attribute of the given name does not exist

      • joinCollection

        <X,Y> CollectionJoin<X,Y> joinCollection(String attributeName)
        Create an inner join to the specified Collection-valued attribute.
        Parameters:
        attributeName - name of the attribute for the target of the join
        Returns:
        the resulting join
        Throws:
        IllegalArgumentException - if attribute of the given name does not exist

      • joinSet

        <X,Y> SetJoin<X,Y> joinSet(String attributeName)
        Create an inner join to the specified Set-valued attribute.
        Parameters:
        attributeName - name of the attribute for the target of the join
        Returns:
        the resulting join
        Throws:
        IllegalArgumentException - if attribute of the given name does not exist

      • joinList

        <X,Y> ListJoin<X,Y> joinList(String attributeName)
        Create an inner join to the specified List-valued attribute.
        Parameters:
        attributeName - name of the attribute for the target of the join
        Returns:
        the resulting join
        Throws:
        IllegalArgumentException - if attribute of the given name does not exist

      • joinMap

        <X,K,V> MapJoin<X,K,V> joinMap(String attributeName)
        Create an inner join to the specified Map-valued attribute.
        Parameters:
        attributeName - name of the attribute for the target of the join
        Returns:
        the resulting join
        Throws:
        IllegalArgumentException - if attribute of the given name does not exist

      • join

        <X,Y> Join<X,Y> join(String attributeName,
                     JoinType jt)
        Create a join to the specified attribute using the given join type.
        Parameters:
        attributeName - name of the attribute for the target of the join
        jt - join type
        Returns:
        the resulting join
        Throws:
        IllegalArgumentException - if attribute of the given name does not exist

      • joinCollection

        <X,Y> CollectionJoin<X,Y> joinCollection(String attributeName,
                                         JoinType jt)
        Create a join to the specified Collection-valued attribute using the given join type.
        Parameters:
        attributeName - name of the attribute for the target of the join
        jt - join type
        Returns:
        the resulting join
        Throws:
        IllegalArgumentException - if attribute of the given name does not exist

      • joinSet

        <X,Y> SetJoin<X,Y> joinSet(String attributeName,
                           JoinType jt)
        Create a join to the specified Set-valued attribute using the given join type.
        Parameters:
        attributeName - name of the attribute for the target of the join
        jt - join type
        Returns:
        the resulting join
        Throws:
        IllegalArgumentException - if attribute of the given name does not exist

      • joinList

        <X,Y> ListJoin<X,Y> joinList(String attributeName,
                             JoinType jt)
        Create a join to the specified List-valued attribute using the given join type.
        Parameters:
        attributeName - name of the attribute for the target of the join
        jt - join type
        Returns:
        the resulting join
        Throws:
        IllegalArgumentException - if attribute of the given name does not exist

      • joinMap

        <X,K,V> MapJoin<X,K,V> joinMap(String attributeName,
                               JoinType jt)
        Create a join to the specified Map-valued attribute using the given join type.
        Parameters:
        attributeName - name of the attribute for the target of the join
        jt - join type
        Returns:
        the resulting join
        Throws:
        IllegalArgumentException - if attribute of the given name does not exist

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