Examples of QueryObjectModel

javax.jcr.query.qom.QueryObjectModel
org.apache.jackrabbit.core.query.jsr283.qom.QueryObjectModel
A query in the JCR query object model.
The JCR query object model describes the queries that can be evaluated by a JCR repository independent of any particular query language, such as SQL.
A query consists of:
- a source. When the query is evaluated, the source evaluates its selectors and the joins between them to produce a (possibly empty) set of node-tuples. This is a set of 1-tuples if the query has one selector (and therefore no joins), a set of 2-tuples if the query has two selectors (and therefore one join), a set of 3-tuples if the query has three selectors (two joins), and so forth.
- an optional constraint. When the query is evaluated, the constraint filters the set of node-tuples.
- a list of zero or more orderings. The orderings specify the order in which the node-tuples appear in the query results. The relative order of two node-tuples is determined by evaluating the specified orderings, in list order, until encountering an ordering for which one node-tuple precedes the other. If no orderings are specified, or if for none of the specified orderings does one node-tuple precede the other, then the relative order of the node-tuples is implementation determined (and may be arbitrary).
- a list of zero or more columns to include in the tabular view of the query results. If no columns are specified, the columns available in the tabular view are implementation determined, but minimally include, for each selector, a column for each single-valued non-residual property of the selector's node type.
The query object model representation of a query is created by factory methods in the {@link QueryObjectModelFactory}. @since JCR 2.0
org.apache.jackrabbit.spi.commons.query.jsr283.qom.QueryObjectModel
A query in the JCR query object model.
The JCR query object model describes the queries that can be evaluated by a JCR repository independent of any particular query language, such as SQL.
A query consists of:
- a source. When the query is evaluated, the source evaluates its selectors and the joins between them to produce a (possibly empty) set of node-tuples. This is a set of 1-tuples if the query has one selector (and therefore no joins), a set of 2-tuples if the query has two selectors (and therefore one join), a set of 3-tuples if the query has three selectors (two joins), and so forth.
- an optional constraint. When the query is evaluated, the constraint filters the set of node-tuples.
- a list of zero or more orderings. The orderings specify the order in which the node-tuples appear in the query results. The relative order of two node-tuples is determined by evaluating the specified orderings, in list order, until encountering an ordering for which one node-tuple precedes the other. If no orderings are specified, or if for none of the specified orderings does one node-tuple precede the other, then the relative order of the node-tuples is implementation determined (and may be arbitrary).
- a list of zero or more columns to include in the tabular view of the query results. If no columns are specified, the columns available in the tabular view are implementation determined, but minimally include, for each selector, a column for each single-valued non-residual property of the selector's node type.
The query object model representation of a query is created by factory methods in the {@link QueryObjectModelFactory}. @since JCR 2.0
org.modeshape.jcr.query.model.QueryObjectModel
Implementation of {@link QueryObjectModel} that represents a {@link Query select query}.

Examples of javax.jcr.query.qom.QueryObjectModel

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    public void testInnerJoin1() throws RepositoryException {
        JoinCondition c = qf.equiJoinCondition(
                LEFT, propertyName1, RIGHT, propertyName2);
        QueryObjectModel qom = createQuery(QueryObjectModelConstants.JCR_JOIN_TYPE_INNER, c);
        checkResult(qom.execute(), new Node[][]{{n1, n2}, {n2, n2}});
    }

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    public void testInnerJoin2() throws RepositoryException {
        JoinCondition c = qf.equiJoinCondition(
                LEFT, propertyName2, RIGHT, propertyName1);
        QueryObjectModel qom = createQuery(QueryObjectModelConstants.JCR_JOIN_TYPE_INNER, c);
        checkResult(qom.execute(), new Node[][]{{n2, n1}, {n2, n2}});
    }

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    public void testRightOuterJoin1() throws RepositoryException {
        JoinCondition c = qf.equiJoinCondition(
                LEFT, propertyName1, RIGHT, propertyName2);
        QueryObjectModel qom = createQuery(QueryObjectModelConstants.JCR_JOIN_TYPE_RIGHT_OUTER, c);
        checkResult(qom.execute(), new Node[][]{{null, n1}, {n1, n2}, {n2, n2}});
    }

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    public void testRightOuterJoin2() throws RepositoryException {
        JoinCondition c = qf.equiJoinCondition(
                LEFT, propertyName2, RIGHT, propertyName1);
        QueryObjectModel qom = createQuery(QueryObjectModelConstants.JCR_JOIN_TYPE_RIGHT_OUTER, c);
        checkResult(qom.execute(), new Node[][]{{n2, n1}, {n2, n2}});
    }

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    public void testLeftOuterJoin1() throws RepositoryException {
        JoinCondition c = qf.equiJoinCondition(
                LEFT, propertyName1, RIGHT, propertyName2);
        QueryObjectModel qom = createQuery(QueryObjectModelConstants.JCR_JOIN_TYPE_LEFT_OUTER, c);
        checkResult(qom.execute(), new Node[][]{{n1, n2}, {n2, n2}});
    }

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    public void testLeftOuterJoin2() throws RepositoryException {
        JoinCondition c = qf.equiJoinCondition(
                LEFT, propertyName2, RIGHT, propertyName1);
        QueryObjectModel qom = createQuery(QueryObjectModelConstants.JCR_JOIN_TYPE_LEFT_OUTER, c);
        checkResult(qom.execute(), new Node[][]{{n1, null}, {n2, n1}, {n2, n2}});
    }

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    public void testMultipleSelectors() throws RepositoryException {
        // ascending
        Ordering[] orderings = new Ordering[]{
                qf.ascending(qf.propertyValue(RIGHT, propertyName2))
        };
        QueryObjectModel qom = createQuery(orderings);
        checkResultOrder(qom.execute(), SELECTOR_NAMES, new Node[][]{{n2, n2}, {n1, n2}});


        // descending
        orderings[0] = qf.descending(qf.propertyValue(RIGHT, propertyName2));
        qom = createQuery(orderings);
        checkResultOrder(qom.execute(), SELECTOR_NAMES, new Node[][]{{n1, n2}, {n2, n2}});
    }

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    protected QueryObjectModel createQuery(Ordering[] orderings)
            throws RepositoryException {
        JoinCondition c = qf.equiJoinCondition(
                LEFT, propertyName1, RIGHT, propertyName2);
        QueryObjectModel qom = createQuery(
                QueryObjectModelConstants.JCR_JOIN_TYPE_INNER, c);
        return qf.createQuery(qom.getSource(), qom.getConstraint(),
                orderings, qom.getColumns());
    }

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        testRootNode.save();
    }


    public void testInnerJoin() throws RepositoryException {
        JoinCondition c = qf.childNodeJoinCondition(LEFT, RIGHT);
        QueryObjectModel qom = createQuery(QueryObjectModelConstants.JCR_JOIN_TYPE_INNER, c);
        checkResult(qom.execute(), new Node[][]{{n2, n1}});
    }

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        checkResult(qom.execute(), new Node[][]{{n2, n1}});
    }


    public void testRightOuterJoin() throws RepositoryException {
        JoinCondition c = qf.childNodeJoinCondition(LEFT, RIGHT);
        QueryObjectModel qom = createQuery(QueryObjectModelConstants.JCR_JOIN_TYPE_RIGHT_OUTER, c);
        checkResult(qom.execute(), new Node[][]{{n2, n1}, {null, n2}});
    }

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