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description label lastbuild password projectname servername serverport url Optional description of the label to be stored in the StarTeam project. [String] The name to be given to the label; required. [String] The timestamp of the build that will be stored with the label; required. [String] Password to be used for login; required. [String] Name of the StarTeam project to be acted on; required if url is not set. [String] Name of StarTeamServer; required if url is not set. [String] Port number of the StarTeam connection; required if url is not set. [String] Server name, server port, project name and project folder in one shot; optional, but the server connection must be specified somehow. [String] Name of the StarTeam user, needed for the connection. [String] Name of the StarTeam view to be acted on; required if url is not set. [String]

entityClass = auction.model.User.class, fields = { @FieldResult(name = "username", column = "USER_NAME"), @FieldResult(name = "email", column = "USER_EMAIL") }) })

Produces a listing of the contents of the StarTeam repository at the specified view and StarTeamFolder.

You can also return scalar typed results. The following query returns auction item identifiers and the number of bids for each item:

em.createNativeQuery("select " + "i.ITEM_ID as ITEM_ID, count(b.*) as NUM_OF_BIDS " + "from ITEM i join BIDS b on i.ITEM_ID = b.ITEM_ID " + "group by ITEM_ID", "ItemBidResult");

excludes forced includes label password projectname recursive Declare files to exclude. [String] Flag to force actions regardless of the status that StarTeam is maintaining for the file; optional, default false. [Boolean] Declare files to include. [String] List files, dates, and statuses as of this label; optional. [String] Password to be used for login; required. [String] Name of the StarTeam project to be acted on; required if url is not set. [String] Flag to set to include files in subfolders in the operation; optional, default true. [Boolean]

The resultset mapping doesn t contain entity result mappings this time, only columns:

Local folder that will be the root of the tree to which files are checked out; optional. [String] Root of the subtree in the StarTeam repository from which to work; optional. [String] Name of StarTeamServer; required if url is not set. [String] Port number of the StarTeam connection; required if url is not set. [String] Server name, server port, project name, and project folder in one shot; optional, but the server connection must be specified somehow. [String] Name of the StarTeam user, needed for the connection. [String] Name of the StarTeam view to be acted on; required if url is not set. [String]

@SqlResultSetMapping( name = "ItemBidResult", columns = { @ColumnResult(name = "ITEM_ID"), @ColumnResult(name = "NUM_OF_BIDS") })

append book classname classpath classpathref dir failonerror fork jar jvm jvmargs jvmversion loaderconfig maxmemory newenvironment output skindirectory targetdirectory timeout <arg> <classpath> <env> <jvmarg> <sysproperty> If true, append output to existing file. [Boolean] The book xml file that the documentation generation starts from; required. [File] Java class to execute. [String] Classpath to be used when running the Java class. [Path] Classpath to use, by reference. [Reference] The working directory of the process. [File] If true, then fail if the command exits with a returncode other than 0. [Boolean] If true, execute in a new VM. [Boolean] The location of the JAR file to execute. [File] Command used to start the VM (only if not forking). [String] Command-line arguments for the JVM. [String] JVM version. [String] A loader configuration to send to stylebook; optional. [String] Corresponds to -mx or -Xmx depending on VM version. [String] If true, use a completely new environment. [Boolean] File the output of the process is redirected to. [File] The directory that contains the stylebook skin; required. [File] The destination directory where the documentation is generated; required. [File] Timeout in milliseconds after which the process will be killed. [Long] Adds a command-line argument. Adds a path to the classpath. [Path] Adds an environment variable. Adds a JVM argument. Adds a system property.

The result of this query is a collection of Object[]s, with two fields, both of some numeric type (most likely long). If you want to mix entities and scalar types as a query result, combine the entities and columns attributes in a @SqlResultSetMapping. Finally, note that the JPA specification doesn t require that named parameter binding is supported for native SQL queries. Hibernate supports this. Next, we discuss another more exotic but convenient Hibernate feature (Java Persistence doesn t have an equivalent): collection filters.