Package org.eclipse.persistence.jpa.jpql.parser

Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.jpa.jpql.parser.JPQLExpression.accept()

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      getQueryExpression(),
      position
    );

    prepare(queryPosition);
    jpqlExpression.accept(this);
    return proposals;
  }

  protected RangeVariableDeclarationVisitor buildRangeVariableDeclarationVisitor() {
    return new RangeVariableDeclarationVisitor();
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      // Validate the JPQL query, which will use the JPQL grammar matching the validation level
      validate(queryContext, jpqlExpression);

      // Create the DatabaseQuery by visiting the parsed tree
      DatabaseQueryVisitor visitor = new DatabaseQueryVisitor(queryContext, jpqlQuery);
      jpqlExpression.accept(visitor);

      // Add the input parameter types to the DatabaseQuery
      if (query == null) {
        query = queryContext.getDatabaseQuery();
        addArguments(queryContext, query);
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    try {
      builder.jpqlQueryBuilder    = this;
      builder.managedTypeProvider = provider;

      jpqlExpression.accept(wrap(builder));

      return builder.parent;
    }
    finally {
      builder.jpqlQueryBuilder    = null;
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