Interface XPathQueryBase
- All Known Subinterfaces:
XPathBasicQuery
,XPathQuery
,XPathSchemaQuery
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionRetrieves object list using the given context (synchronously).setVariable
(String name, boolean value) Sets a variable with a value of typeBoolean
setVariable
(String name, double value) Sets a variable with a value of typeDouble
setVariable
(String name, int value) Sets a variable with a value of typeInteger
setVariable
(String name, long value) Sets a variable with a value of typeLong
setVariable
(String name, IMendixIdentifier identifier) Sets a variable with a value of typeIMendixIdentifier
setVariable
(String name, IMendixObject object) Sets a variable with a value of typeIMendixObject
setVariable
(String name, String value) Sets a variable with a value of typeString
setVariable
(String name, BigDecimal value) Sets a variable with a value of typeBigDecimal
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Method Details
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execute
Retrieves object list using the given context (synchronously).- Parameters:
context
- the context to be used to process this request- Returns:
- the list of retrieved objects.
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setVariable
Sets a variable with a value of typeBigDecimal
Adds a
BigDecimal
variable In XPath queries it is possible to add variables Variable can be denoted with '$', e.g. a valid query syntax could be '//Entity.Ref[field >= $limit]'.- Parameters:
name
- name of variables referenced in the expression (without '$') and their values.value
- variable that represents a literalBigDecimal
value- Returns:
- the updated query instance
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setVariable
Sets a variable with a value of typeBoolean
In XPath queries it is possible to add variables Variable can be denoted with '$', e.g. a valid query syntax could be '//Entity.Ref[field >= $limit]'.
- Parameters:
name
- name of variables referenced in the expression (without '$') and their values.value
- variable that represents a literalBoolean
value- Returns:
- the updated query instance
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setVariable
Sets a variable with a value of typeDouble
In XPath queries it is possible to add variables Variable can be denoted with '$', e.g. a valid query syntax could be '//Entity.Ref[field >= $limit]'.
- Parameters:
name
- name of variables referenced in the expression (without '$') and their values.value
- variable that represents a literalDouble
value- Returns:
- the updated query instance
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setVariable
Sets a variable with a value of typeInteger
In XPath queries it is possible to add variables Variable can be denoted with '$', e.g. a valid query syntax could be '//Entity.Ref[field >= $limit]'.
- Parameters:
name
- name of variables referenced in the expression (without '$') and their values.value
- variable that represents a literalInteger
value- Returns:
- the updated query instance
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setVariable
Sets a variable with a value of typeLong
In XPath queries it is possible to add variables Variable can be denoted with '$', e.g. a valid query syntax could be '//Entity.Ref[field >= $limit]'.
- Parameters:
name
- name of variables referenced in the expression (without '$') and their values.value
- variable that represents a literalLong
value- Returns:
- the updated query instance
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setVariable
Sets a variable with a value of typeIMendixObject
In XPath queries it is possible to add variables Variable can be denoted with '$', e.g. a valid query syntax could be '//Entity.Ref[field >= $limit]'.
- Parameters:
name
- name of variables referenced in the expression (without '$') and their values.object
- variable that represents aIMendixObject
value. Will be replaced by it's identifier in the query- Returns:
- the updated query instance
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setVariable
Sets a variable with a value of typeIMendixIdentifier
In XPath queries it is possible to add variables Variable can be denoted with '$', e.g. a valid query syntax could be '//Entity.Ref[field >= $limit]'.
- Parameters:
name
- name of variables referenced in the expression (without '$') and their values.identifier
- variable that represents an identifier of an object- Returns:
- the updated query instance
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setVariable
Sets a variable with a value of typeString
In XPath queries it is possible to add variables Variable can be denoted with '$', e.g. a valid query syntax could be '//Entity.Ref[field >= $limit]'.
- Parameters:
name
- name of variables referenced in the expression (without '$') and their values.value
- variable that represents a literalString
value- Returns:
- the updated query instance
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