On 21/12/2007, at 8:41 PM, Tore Halset wrote:
Hello.
I typically do a lot of
SelectQuery query = new SelectQuery(MyEntity.class, qual);
List entities = ctxt.performQuery(query);
What I want instead is something like
SelectQuery<MyEntity> query = new SelectQuery<MyEntity>(qual);
List<MyEntity> entities = ctxt.performQuery(query);
How can I get rid of the "MyEntity.class, " argument to the
SelectQuery constructor?
What about SelectQuery#setFetchingDataRows that changes the expected
return type?
What do you think?
How will the query know which table to perform the query on? I think
that passing the table is essential. But having two separate methods,
one of which returns data rows and one which return persistent objects
will help tremendously.
Also, is reversing the syntax an interesting idea if this change is
going to be made?
List<Artists> result = query.getResult(Artist.class, context);
List<Artists> result = query.getResultAsDataRows(Artist.class, context);
Maybe that will just confuse people. Otherwise,
context.getResultAsDataRows(Artist.class, query)
context.getResult(Artist.class, query)
Ari
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