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The SQL fragment is embedded in the SELECT clause. It can contain any arbitrary expression and function call supported by the database management system. Any unqualified column name (such as ITEM_ID) refers to the table of the criteria root entity (BID). You must tell Hibernate the returned alias of the SQL projection, numOfItems, and its Hibernate value mapping type, Hibernate.LONG. The real power of the Criteria API is the possibility to combine arbitrary Criterions with example objects. This feature is known as query by example.

classpath environment file location name prefix refid resource value <classpath> The classpath to use when looking up a resource. [Path] The prefix to use when retrieving environment variables. [String] The file name of a property file to load. [File] Property to the absolute file name of the given file. [File] Name of the property to set. [String] Prefix to apply to properties loaded using file or resource. [String] Reference to an Ant datatype declared elsewhere. [Reference] The resource name of a property file to load. [String] Value of the property. [String] The classpath to use when looking up a resource. [Path]

It s common for criteria queries to be built programmatically by combining several optional criterions depending on user input. For example, a system administrator may wish to search for users by any combination of first name or last name and retrieve the result ordered by username. Using HQL or JPA QL, you can build the query using string manipulations:

public List findUsers(String firstname, String lastname) { StringBuffer queryString = new StringBuffer(); boolean conditionFound = false; if (firstname != null) { queryString.append("lower(u.firstname) like :firstname "); conditionFound=true; } if (lastname != null) { if (conditionFound) queryString.append("and "); queryString.append("lower(u.lastname) like :lastname "); conditionFound=true; } String fromClause = conditionFound "from User u where " : "from User u "; queryString.insert(0, fromClause).append("order by u.username"); Query query = getSession() .createQuery( queryString.toString() ); if (firstname != null) query.setString( "firstName", '%' + firstname.toLowerCase() + '%' ); if (lastname != null) query.setString( "lastName", '%' + lastname.toLowerCase() + '%' ); return query.list(); }

comment file <entry> Optional header comment for the file. [String] Location of the property file to be edited; required. [File] Specifies a property and how to modify it.

This code is pretty tedious and noisy, so let s try a different approach. The Criteria API with what you ve learned so far looks promising:

filenameformat force The format of the folder names; optional. [String] Specifies the value of the force argument; optional. [String]

public List findUsers(String firstname, String lastname) { Criteria crit = getSession().createCriteria(User.class); if (firstname != null) { crit.add( Restrictions.ilike("firstname",

ignorereturncode If set to true the return value from executing the PVCS commands are ignored; optional, default false. [Boolean] label linestart promotiongroup Only files marked with this label are extracted; optional. [String] What a valid return value from PVCS looks like when it describes a file. [String] Specifies the name of the promotiongroup argument. [String]

firstname, MatchMode.ANYWHERE) ); } if (lastname != null) { crit.add( Restrictions.ilike("lastname", lastname, MatchMode.ANYWHERE) ); } crit.addOrder( Order.asc("username") ); return crit.list(); }

This code is much shorter. Note that the ilike() operator performs a case-insensitive match. There seems to be no doubt that this is a better approach. However, for search screens with many optional search criteria, there is an even better way. As you add new search criteria, the parameter list of findUsers() grows. It would be better to capture the searchable properties as an object. Because all the search properties belong to the User class, why not use an instance of User for that purpose Query by example (QBE) relies on this idea. You provide an instance of the queried class with some properties initialized, and the query returns all persistent instances with matching property values. Hibernate implements QBE as part of the Criteria query API:

Specifies the location of the PVCS bin directory; optional if on the PATH. [String] The project within the PVCS repository to extract files from; optional, default "/". [String] The network name of the PVCS repository; required. [String] If true, files are fetched only if newer than existing local files; optional, default false. [Boolean] Workspace to use; optional. [String] Specifies a project within the PVCS repository to extract files from.

public List findUsersByExample(User u) throws { Example exampleUser = Example.create(u) .ignoreCase() .enableLike(MatchMode.ANYWHERE) .excludeProperty("password"); return getSession().createCriteria(User.class) .add(exampleUser) .list(); }

action append emacsmode loglevel name Action for the associated recorder entry. [start, stop] Sets whether the logger should append to a previous file. [Boolean] No description. [Boolean] Level to which this recorder entry should log to. [error, warn, info, verbose, debug] Name of the file to log to, and the name of the recorder entry. [String]