Can I dynamically create a query on a field of any entry in the list (LIST.any().FIELD.eq)
Problem:
I'd like to create a query with QueryDsl, which allows me to search after a field in a list. And I want to search after this field in any entry of the list. The any() is really important.
Q-Class-Solution:
When I could use the generated Class from QueryDsl, the solution would be:
QCLASS.LIST.any().FIELD.OPERATOR(PREDICATE)
Is it possible to do this dynamically within QueryDsl. For my usecase I am not able to use the Q-Class generated from QueryDsl.
Is there kind of a mirror solution for this? Thank you!
java querydsl
asked Nov 16 '18 at 9:54
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Problem:
I'd like to create a query with QueryDsl, which allows me to search after a field in a list. And I want to search after this field in any entry of the list. The any() is really important.
Q-Class-Solution:
When I could use the generated Class from QueryDsl, the solution would be:
QCLASS.LIST.any().FIELD.OPERATOR(PREDICATE)
Is it possible to do this dynamically within QueryDsl. For my usecase I am not able to use the Q-Class generated from QueryDsl.
Is there kind of a mirror solution for this? Thank you!
java querydsl
asked Nov 16 '18 at 9:54
habuxhabux
378
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Problem:
I'd like to create a query with QueryDsl, which allows me to search after a field in a list. And I want to search after this field in any entry of the list. The any() is really important.
Q-Class-Solution:
When I could use the generated Class from QueryDsl, the solution would be:
QCLASS.LIST.any().FIELD.OPERATOR(PREDICATE)
Is it possible to do this dynamically within QueryDsl. For my usecase I am not able to use the Q-Class generated from QueryDsl.
Is there kind of a mirror solution for this? Thank you!
java querydsl
asked Nov 16 '18 at 9:54
habuxhabux
378
Problem:
I'd like to create a query with QueryDsl, which allows me to search after a field in a list. And I want to search after this field in any entry of the list. The any() is really important.
Q-Class-Solution:
When I could use the generated Class from QueryDsl, the solution would be:
QCLASS.LIST.any().FIELD.OPERATOR(PREDICATE)
Is it possible to do this dynamically within QueryDsl. For my usecase I am not able to use the Q-Class generated from QueryDsl.
Is there kind of a mirror solution for this? Thank you!
java querydsl
java querydsl
asked Nov 16 '18 at 9:54
habuxhabux
378
asked Nov 16 '18 at 9:54
habuxhabux
378
asked Nov 16 '18 at 9:54
habuxhabux
378
asked Nov 16 '18 at 9:54
habuxhabux
378
asked Nov 16 '18 at 9:54
habuxhabux
378
378
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