public class FromSubqueryResolver extends Resolver
Resolver wraps a subquery that is used as the "root" object in a query's declaration.
Example:
SELECT e.firstName
FROM Employee e, (SELECT count(e2), e2.firstName FROM Employee e2) e3
WHERE e.firstName = e3.firstName| Constructor and Description |
|---|
FromSubqueryResolver(Resolver parent,
JPQLQueryContext queryContext,
SimpleSelectStatement subquery)
Creates a new
FromSubqueryResolver. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
IManagedType |
getManagedType()
Returns the
IManagedType associated with the field handled by this Resolver. |
addChild, getChild, getMapping, getParent, getParentManagedType, getParentMapping, getParentType, getParentTypeDeclaration, getProvider, getQuery, getType, getType, getType, getTypeDeclaration, getTypeHelper, getTypeRepository, isNullAllowed, setNullAllowedpublic FromSubqueryResolver(Resolver parent, JPQLQueryContext queryContext, SimpleSelectStatement subquery)
FromSubqueryResolver.parent - The parent of this resolver, which is never nullqueryContext - The context used to query information about the application metadata and
cached informationsubquery - java.lang.NullPointerException - If the parent is nullpublic IManagedType getManagedType()
IManagedType associated with the field handled by this Resolver.
If this Resolver does not handle a field that has a IManagedType, then
null should be returned.
For example: "SELECT e FROM Employee e", the Resolver for
e would be returning the IManagedType for Employee.
getManagedType in class ResolverIManagedType, if it could be resolved; null otherwiseEclipseLink 2.6.3, "build v20160428-59c81c5" API Reference