Examples of QueryObject

com.cordys.cpc.bsf.busobject.QueryObject
org.apache.chemistry.opencmis.server.support.query.QueryObject
QueryObject is a class used to encapsulate a CMIS query. It is created from an ANTLR parser on an incoming query string. During parsing various informations are collected and stored in objects suitable for evaluating the query (like selected properties, effected types and order statements. A query evaluator can use this information to perform the query and build the result.
org.s3b.search.query.QueryObject
@author Lukasz Porwol

Examples of org.apache.chemistry.opencmis.server.support.query.QueryObject

     */
    public ObjectList query(TypeManager tm, ObjectStore objectStore, String user, String repositoryId,
            String statement, Boolean searchAllVersions, Boolean includeAllowableActions,
            IncludeRelationships includeRelationships, String renditionFilter, BigInteger maxItems, BigInteger skipCount) {


        queryObj = new QueryObject(tm);
        processQueryAndCatchExc(statement); // calls query processor


        // iterate over all the objects and check for each if the query matches
        for (String objectId : ((ObjectStoreImpl) objectStore).getIds()) {
            StoredObject so = objectStore.getObjectById(objectId);

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Examples of org.s3b.search.query.QueryObject

  public List<IndexResource> search(Person user, String query, Boolean isConjunction, MidResource mresource, List<QueryParameterEntry> queryList){
    m2resource = mresource;
    //mresource = m2resource;
    m2resource.person=user;
    if(query != null && !"".equals(query)){
      QueryObject queryObject = ObjectFactory.getInstance().getQueryObject(user, query, isConjunction, queryList);
      ResultObject resultObject = ObjectFactory.getInstance().getRdfResultObject(null,false);
      resultObject = processQuery(queryObject, resultObject, queryList);
      return resultObject.getSortedResults();
    }
    return null;

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