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get(tupleElement)

Method javax.persistence.Tuple X get( TupleElement<X> tupleElement ) Get the value of the specified tuple element. Parameters: tupleElement - tuple element Returns: value of tuple element Throws: IllegalArgumentException - if tuple element does not correspond to an element in the query result tuple Since: JPA 2.0
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javax.persistence.TupleElement

javax.persistence Interface TupleElement<X> Subinterfaces: CollectionJoin, CompoundSelection, Case, Coalesce, In, SimpleCase, Expression, From, Join, ListJoin, MapJoin, ParameterExpression, Path, PluralJoin, Predicate, Root, Selection, SetJoin, Subquery The TupleElement interface defines an element
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getAlias()

Method javax.persistence.TupleElement String getAlias() Return the alias assigned to the tuple element or null, if no alias has been assigned. Returns: alias Since: JPA 2.0
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getJavaType()

Method javax.persistence.TupleElement Class<?> getJavaType() Return the Java type of the tuple element. Returns: the Java type of the tuple element Since: JPA 2.0
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Criteria Query Selection and Results

Reference (JavaDoc) of JPA query criteria result interfaces, including Selection, CompoundSelection, Order and Tuple.
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javax.persistence.Tuple

. Since: JPA 2.0 See Also: TupleElement Object get(int i) Get the value of the element at the specified ... cannot be assigned to the specified type Since: JPA 2.0 X get( TupleElement<X> tupleElement) Get the value of the specified tuple element. Get the value of the specified tuple element. Parameters: tupleElement
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javax.persistence.criteria.From

javax.persistence.criteria Interface From<Z,X> Superinterfaces: Expression<X>, FetchParent<Z,X>, Path<X>, Selection<X>, TupleElement<X> Subinterfaces: CollectionJoin, Join, ListJoin, MapJoin, PluralJoin, Root, SetJoin Represents a bound type, usually an entity that appears in the from clause
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javax.persistence.criteria.Join

javax.persistence.criteria Interface Join<Z,X> Superinterfaces: Expression<X>, FetchParent<Z,X>, From<Z,X>, Path<X>, Selection<X>, TupleElement<X> Subinterfaces: CollectionJoin, ListJoin, MapJoin, PluralJoin, SetJoin A join to an entity, embeddable, or basic type. Since: JPA 2.0 Learn how to use
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javax.persistence.criteria.ListJoin

javax.persistence.criteria Interface ListJoin<Z,E> Superinterfaces: Expression<E>, FetchParent<Z,E>, From<Z,E>, Join<Z,E>, Path<E>, PluralJoin<Z,List<E>,E>, Selection<E>, TupleElement<E> The ListJoin interface is the type of the result of joining to a collection over an association or element
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javax.persistence.criteria.MapJoin

javax.persistence.criteria Interface MapJoin<Z,K,V> Superinterfaces: Expression<V>, FetchParent<Z,V>, From<Z,V>, Join<Z,V>, Path<V>, PluralJoin<Z,Map<K,V>,V>, Selection<V>, TupleElement<V> The MapJoin interface is the type of the result of joining to a collection over an association or element

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