Examples of org.infinispan.query.CacheQuery.projection()

org.infinispan.query.CacheQuery.projection()

Defines the Lucene field names projected and returned in a query result Each field is converted back to it's object representation, an Object[] being returned for each "row"

A projectable field must be stored in the Lucene index and use a {@link org.hibernate.search.bridge.TwoWayFieldBridge}Unless notified in their JavaDoc, all built-in bridges are two-way. All @DocumentId fields are projectable by design.

If the projected field is not a projectable field, null is returned in the object[] @param fields the projected field names @return {@code this} to allow for method chaining

      }


      int projSize = 0;
      if (parsingResult.getProjections() != null && !parsingResult.getProjections().isEmpty()) {
         projSize = parsingResult.getProjections().size();
         cacheQuery = cacheQuery.projection(parsingResult.getProjections().toArray(new String[projSize]));
      }
      if (request.getStartOffset() > 0) {
         cacheQuery = cacheQuery.firstResult((int) request.getStartOffset());
      }
      if (request.getMaxResults() > 0) {

      }


      int projSize = 0;
      if (projections != null && !projections.isEmpty()) {
         projSize = projections.size();
         cacheQuery = cacheQuery.projection(projections.toArray(new String[projSize]));
      }
      if (request.getStartOffset() > 0) {
         cacheQuery = cacheQuery.firstResult((int) request.getStartOffset());
      }
      if (request.getMaxResults() > 0) {

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