Uses of Class
org.apache.cayenne.exp.property.StringProperty
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Uses of StringProperty in org.apache.cayenne.exp.property
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionCreates alias with different name for this propertyArguments will be converted as follows: if argument is aBaseProperty
than its expression will be used if argument is aExpression
than it will be used as is all other values will be converted to Stringstatic <T extends CharSequence>
StringProperty<T> PropertyFactory.createString
(String name, Class<T> type) Create string propertystatic <T extends CharSequence>
StringProperty<T> PropertyFactory.createString
(String name, Expression expression, Class<T> type) Create string propertystatic <T extends CharSequence>
StringProperty<T> PropertyFactory.createString
(Expression expression, Class<T> type) Create string propertydefault <T extends CharSequence>
StringProperty<T> PathProperty.dot
(StringProperty<T> property) Constructs a new property path by appending the argument to the existing property separated by a dot.StringProperty.enclosing()
StringProperty.lower()
StringProperty.substring
(int offset, int length) StringProperty.substring
(NumericProperty<?> offset, NumericProperty<?> length) StringProperty.trim()
StringProperty.upper()
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptiondefault <T extends CharSequence>
StringProperty<T> PathProperty.dot
(StringProperty<T> property) Constructs a new property path by appending the argument to the existing property separated by a dot.StringProperty.like
(StringProperty<?> pattern) StringProperty.likeIgnoreCase
(StringProperty<?> pattern) StringProperty.locate
(StringProperty<? extends String> property) StringProperty.nlike
(StringProperty<?> value) StringProperty.nlikeIgnoreCase
(StringProperty<?> value)