Uses of Interface
javax.persistence.metamodel.Attribute

Packages that use Attribute

Package	Description
javax.persistence.criteria
javax.persistence.metamodel

Uses of Attribute in javax.persistence.criteria

Methods in javax.persistence.criteria that return Attribute

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
Attribute<? super Z,?>	Fetch.getAttribute()	Return the metamodel attribute corresponding to the fetch join.
Attribute<? super Z,?>	Join.getAttribute()	Return the metamodel attribute corresponding to the join.

Uses of Attribute in javax.persistence.metamodel

Subinterfaces of Attribute in javax.persistence.metamodel

Modifier and Type	Interface	Description
interface	CollectionAttribute<X,E>	Instances of the type CollectionAttribute represent persistent java.util.Collection-valued attributes.
interface	ListAttribute<X,E>	Instances of the type ListAttribute represent persistent javax.util.List-valued attributes.
interface	MapAttribute<X,K,V>	Instances of the type MapAttribute represent persistent java.util.Map-valued attributes.
interface	PluralAttribute<X,C,E>	Instances of the type PluralAttribute represent persistent collection-valued attributes.
interface	SetAttribute<X,E>	Instances of the type SetAttribute represent persistent java.util.Set-valued attributes.
interface	SingularAttribute<X,T>	Instances of the type SingularAttribute represents persistent single-valued properties or fields.

Methods in javax.persistence.metamodel that return Attribute

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
Attribute<? super X,?>	ManagedType.getAttribute(java.lang.String name)	Return the attribute of the managed type that corresponds to the specified name.
Attribute<X,?>	ManagedType.getDeclaredAttribute(java.lang.String name)	Return the attribute declared by the managed type that corresponds to the specified name.

Methods in javax.persistence.metamodel that return types with arguments of type Attribute

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
java.util.Set<Attribute<? super X,?>>	ManagedType.getAttributes()	Return the attributes of the managed type.
java.util.Set<Attribute<X,?>>	ManagedType.getDeclaredAttributes()	Return the attributes declared by the managed type.