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Hibernate's Query by Criteria (What I'd like to see)

After trying to work with Hibernate's new Query by Criteria feature in version 2.0, I've come up with a page detailing what I'd like to see. Basically, this page results from the API not working for my needs - and since it's still in its infancy, hopefully this document will help shape it future. I'll add a comments link on the document (to this post) for any feedback or comments.

Posted in Java at May 05 2003, 03:56:12 PM MDT 2 Comments

Comments:

You can change this
<code> boolean msoFilter = (msoIds.contains(new Long(-1))) ? false : true; </code>
with
<code> boolean msoFilter = !(msoIds.contains(new Long(-1))); </code>
and same for headendFilter

Posted by Rouc1 on October 01, 2004 at 12:51 PM MDT #

!Matt, thanks for appfuse. Are you familiar with the Disjunction class in Hibernate? This may solve your issue. {{{ Criteria baseCriteria = session.createCriteria(Order.class); // // Add a case-insensitive search for any part of the first, mid, last name // Disjunction disjunction = Expression.disjunction(); disjunction.add(Expression.ilike("identifier", term, MatchMode.ANYWHERE)); disjunction.add(Expression.ilike("account.accountName", term, MatchMode.ANYWHERE)); disjunction.add(Expression.ilike("account.customer.customerName", term, MatchMode.ANYWHERE)); baseCriteria.add(disjunction); }}}

Posted by dan maher on December 01, 2004 at 09:21 PM MST #

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