Sorry for all the posts, but wow...so many restrictions.
So it also seems like this only works if there is no subclassing.
meaning that if you are quering on a class whose parent property is in
its super class, then this does not work and throws and null pointer
exception. This just looks wrong d
Looks like I had this wrong the first time.
Change:
q.declareVariables(Company.class.getName() + " companyParam");
To:
q.declareParameters(Company.class.getName() + " companyParam");
Its happier this way.
On Apr 29, 2:15 pm, korey_sed wrote:
> I struggled with this for a while and could not fin
I think korey_sed wanted to share knowledge base on his hand on experience,
his example should work...
The point in his example is querying with key, whether it's in child on
parent or child class
http://gae-java-persistence.blogspot.com/2010/01/querying-with-key-parameters.html
Obviously loading
JDO is a thin layer which gives you some kind of automation and
restriction.
But it exists only an run time. I mean you have to instantiate objects
first. In other words
Company c = getCompany();
for(Person p:c.getPersons()){
if(p.isDeleted())
continue;
//do what ever you want to do
}
