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Type_PersistenceType" title="Enum in javax.persistence.metamodel.Type">javax.persistence.metamodel.Type.PersistenceTypeType_PersistenceType" title="Enum in javax.persistence.metamodel

getPersistenceType()

Type" title="Interface in javax.persistence.metamodel">javax.persistence.metamodel.TypeType_PersistenceType" title="Enum in javax.persistence.metamodel.Type">PersistenceType

getDeclaredId(type)

">SingularAttribute<X,Y> getDeclaredId(  Class<Y> type) type - the type of the represented declared id ... > IllegalArgumentException - if id attribute of the given type

getId(type)

">SingularAttribute<?,Y> getId(  Class<Y> type) type - the type of the represented id attribute IllegalArgumentException - if id attribute of the given type is not present in the identifiable

as(type)

; Class<X> type) Perform a typecast upon the expression, returning a new expression object. This method does not cause type conversion: the runtime type is not changed. Warning: may result in a runtime failure.

getParameter(name, type)

<T> type) Get the parameter object corresponding to the declared parameter of the given name and type. This method is required ... > type - type Returns

getDeclaredVersion(type)

">SingularAttribute<X,Y> getDeclaredVersion(  Class<Y> type) Parameters: type - the type of the represented declared ... attribute of the type is not declared in the identifiable type

Element.types

in javax.jdo.annotations">javax.jdo.annotations.ElementClass[] types Types of the elements. This can be determined if using JDK1.5 generics but is required otherwise. Multiple types can be specified if the implementation supports

Value.types

in javax.jdo.annotations">javax.jdo.annotations.ValueClass[] types Types of the values. This can be determined if using JDK1.5 generics but is required otherwise. Multiple types can be specified if the implementation supports multiple

Key.types

javax.jdo.annotations">javax.jdo.annotations.KeyClass[] types Types of the keys. This can be determined if using JDK1.5 generics but is required otherwise. Multiple types can be specified if the implementation supports multiple types