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bcclist cclist encoding failonerror files from includefilenames mailhost mailport message messagefile messagemimetype subject tolist <bcc> <cc> <fileset> <from> <message> <to> Adds bcc address elements. [String] Adds cc address elements. [String] Allows the build writer to choose the preferred encoding method. [auto, mime, uu, plain] Indicates whether BuildExceptions should be passed back to the core. [Boolean] Adds a list of files to be attached. [String] Shorthand to set the from address element. [String] Sets Includefilenames attribute. [Boolean] Host. [String] Mail server port. [Integer] Shorthand method to set the message. [String] Shorthand method to set the message from a file. [File] Shorthand method to set type of the text message, text/plain by default, but text/html or text/xml is quite feasible. [String] Subject line of the email. [String] Adds to address elements. [String] Adds bcc address element. Adds cc address element. Adds a set of files (nested fileset attribute). [Fileset] Adds a from address element. Adds a message element. Adds a to address element.

session.createCriteria(Item.class) .createAlias("seller", "s") .add( Restrictions.like("s.email", "%hibernate.org" ) );

The <patternset> element is not always explicitly specified when used within a fileset. A fileset implicitly contains patternsets. Our running copy example is shown again using a patternset to include all JSP files:

This approach doesn t use a second instance of Criteria; it s basically the same alias assignment mechanism you d write in the FROM clause of an HQL/JPA QL statement. Properties of the joined entity must then be qualified by the alias assigned in createAlias() method, such as s.email. Properties of the root entity of the criteria query (Item) may be referred to without the qualifying alias, or with the alias "this":

Had we specified just *.jsp, only the JSP files in the web directory would have been copied, but no files in its subdirectories. Patternsets may be nested within one another, such as

session.createCriteria(Item.class) .createAlias("bids", "b") .add( Restrictions.like("this.description", "%Foo%") ) .add( Restrictions.gt("b.amount", new BigDecimal(99) ) );

Finally, note that at the time of writing only joining of associated entities or collections that contain references to entities (one-to-many and many-to-many) is supported in Hibernate with the Criteria API. The following example tries to join a collection of components:

<patternset> <include name="**/*.gif,**/*.jpg"/> <patternset> <exclude name="**/*.txt,**/*.xml"/> </patternset> </patternset>

session.createCriteria(Item.class) .createAlias("images", "img") .add( Restrictions.gt("img.sizeX", 320 ) );

This is a contrived example simply demonstrating the nesting capability. This nesting is unnecessary in this example, but datatype references make the nesting capability powerful. Patternset nesting is a feature introduced with Ant 1.5. This example is shown again using references in section 3.14.2

Hibernate fails with an exception and tells you that the property you want to alias doesn t represent an entity association. We think this feature will likely be implemented by the time you read this book. Another syntax that is also invalid, but that you may be tempted to try, is an implicit join of a single-valued association with the dot notation:

Ant 1.5 includes a sophisticated new feature, called selectors, for selecting the files included in a fileset. The selectors are listed in table 3.4.

session.createCriteria(Item.class) .add( Restrictions.like("seller.email", "%hibernate.org") );

The "seller.email" string isn t a property or a component s property path. Create an alias or a nested Criteria object to join this entity association. Let s discuss dynamic fetching of associated objects and collections.

Table 3.4 Selector <filename> <depth> <size> <date> <present> <depend> <contains> Ant s built-in selectors Description Works like a patternset <include> or <exclude> element to match files based on a pattern. Selects files based on a directory depth range. Selects files that are less, equal, or more than a specified size. Selects files (and optionally directories) that have been last modified before, after, or on a specified date. Selects files if they exist in another directory tree. Selects files that are newer than corresponding ones in another directory tree. Selects files that contain a string.

# Direct log messages to stdout log4j.appender.stdout=org.apache.log4j.ConsoleAppender log4j.appender.stdout.Target=System.out log4j.appender.stdout.layout=org.apache.log4j.PatternLayout log4j.appender.stdout.layout.ConversionPattern=%d{ABSOLUTE} %5p %c{1}:%L - %m%n # Root logger option log4j.rootLogger=INFO, stdout # Hibernate logging options (INFO only shows startup messages) log4j.logger.org.hibernate=INFO

These selectors can be combined inside selector containers to provide grouping and logic. The containers are <and>, <or>, <not>, <none>, and <majority>. Containers may be nested inside containers, allowing for the construction of complex selection logic. Rather than detailing every available selector, container, and their options, we refer you to Ant s documentation for this information. We will, however, provide a couple of examples showing how selectors work. To compare two directory trees and copy the files that exist in one tree but not another we use a combination of <not> and <present>: