public interface QueryBuilder<T>
Query instances.
Iteratively add where() clauses to the query, and then use
UnitOfWork.newQuery(QueryBuilder) to instantiate the Query.
QueryBuilders are immutable, so when adding new where-clauses you get new instances. This
DDD tip: Query objects are not executed immediately, so they
should be constructed in the domain model and handed over to
the UI, which can then further constrain it before actual
execution.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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Query<T> |
newQuery(Iterable<T> iterable)
Create a new query with the declared where-clauses that will be evaluated against the iterable entries.
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QueryBuilder<T> |
where(Specification<Composite> specification)
Add a where-clause to the Query.
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QueryBuilder<T> where(Specification<Composite> specification)
QueryExpressions
to create the expression.specification - the where clause