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Subject: Is there some enhanced implement of
 org.apache.jackrabbit.ocm.query.Query that support check the property of
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Date: Wed, 19 Dec 2012 14:55:54 +0800
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Hello, guys.

Current implement of org.apache.jackrabbit.ocm.query.Query work as
following:

            ObjectContentManager ocm =3D =85;

            QueryManager qm =3D ocm.getQueryManager();

            Filter f =3D qm.createFilter(FooBar.class);

            f.addContains("name", "balala");    //=DF----------- guys =
please
focus this line

            Query q =3D qm.createQuery(f);

            return ocm.getObjects(q);

Above codes return all objects of FooBar.class which FooBar.name =
contains
=93balala=94. But in my case, I need something like following:

            f.addContains("user.name", "balala");   =20

Which means FooBar.user.name contains =93balala=94,  (or
FooBar.getUser().getName contains =94balala=94)

Or there were more complex situation: f.addContains("aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd",
"balala");   =20

=20

Only reply will be precious, thanks


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