5 | JPA Metamodel API AttributesThe following interfaces and enum types represent attributes (persistent fields and properties) in the JPA Metamodel API: See the Metamodel Attribute Interface Hierarchy section for more details and examples. |
5 | JPA Metamodel API TypesThe following interfaces and enum represent types in the JPA Metamodel API: See the Metamodel Type Interface Hierarchy section for more details and examples. |
5 | JPA Named Queries. For example: em.getMetamodel().managedType(MyEntity.class); Following the above code |
5 | Defining a JPA Entity Class field that is not declared as static or transient is a persistent field. For example |
5 | JPA Metamodel API the FROM clause: See the JPA Metamodel API page (in the ObjectDB manual) for more details and examples. |
5 | What's next?This chapter introduced the basic principles of JPA using ObjectDB. You can go into details by reading the other chapters of this manual. If you prefer to get started with ObjectDB right away you can follow one of the following tutorials to create and run the example program that was described in |
5 | Chapter 6 - Configuration the value of $objectdb. For example, in a web application, in which objectdb.jar is located in WEB-INF |
5 | Posting Sample Code and runnable). You may use the following example as an initial template for your test case: package test |
1 | Step 3: Define a Spring DAO Component the application to the Spring Framework. For instance, in this example the Spring container: Manages |
1 | Step 3: Define a Spring DAO Component Framework. For instance, in this example the Spring container: Manages the instantiation of the DAO |
