Class Filter
- All Implemented Interfaces:
Serializable
A Filter
is used by the Search
class to specify a
restriction on what results should be returned in the search. For example, if
a filter Filter.equal("name","Paul")
were added to the search,
only objects with the property "name" equal to the string "Paul" would be
returned.
Nested properties can also be specified, for example
Filter.greaterThan("employee.age",65)
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Nested properties of corresponding JSON structure can be also used for filtering. It applies to objects containing inputs
and outputs
(typically Quotes, Rebate Agreements, Claims, Contracts, and Sales Compensations).
Note: We recommend using these nested filter properties instead of fetching the entire item (to get inputs/outputs) in your logic.
Example of filtering by inputs:
Example of filtering by outputs:Filter.equal("inputs.Customer.value", endCustomerId)
If you use a filter for dates, the date values must be string formatted by the ISO format.Filter.equal("outputs.EndCustomer.result", endCustomerId)
- Author:
- dwolverton
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Field Summary
Modifier and TypeFieldDescriptionstatic final String
static final int
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protected int
The type of comparison to do between the property and the value.protected String
The name of the property to filter on.static final String
Property string representing the root entity of the search.protected Object
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Constructor Summary
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
Used with OP_OR and OP_AND filters.static Filter
Create a new Filter using the ALL operator.static Filter
static Filter
Create a new Filter using the AND operator.static Filter
Create a new Filter using a custom JPQL/HQL expression.static Filter
Create a new Filter using a custom JPQL/HQL expression.static Filter
custom
(String expression, Collection<?> values) Create a new Filter using a custom JPQL/HQL expression.static Filter
Create a new Filter using the == operator.boolean
int
getValue()
Collection
<?> Returns the value as a Collection, converting if necessary.List
<?> Returns the value as a List, converting if necessary.static Filter
greaterOrEqual
(String property, Object value) Create a new Filter using the >= operator.static Filter
greaterThan
(String property, Object value) Create a new Filter using the > operator.int
hashCode()
static Filter
Create a new Filter using the ILIKE operator.static Filter
Create a new Filter using the IN operator.static Filter
in
(String property, Collection<?> value) Create a new Filter using the IN operator.static Filter
Create a new Filter using the IS EMPTY operator.static boolean
static Filter
isNotEmpty
(String property) Create a new Filter using the IS NOT EMPTY operator.static Filter
Create a new Filter using the IS NOT NULL operator.static Filter
Create a new Filter using the IS NULL operator.boolean
boolean
boolean
boolean
boolean
boolean
static Filter
lessOrEqual
(String property, Object value) Create a new Filter using the <= operator.static Filter
Create a new Filter using the < operator.static Filter
Create a new Filter using the LIKE operator.boolean
matches
(MatcherContext context) boolean
The method verifies if thisFilter
would successfully match the provided combination of values.static Filter
static Filter
Create a new Filter using the NONE operator.static Filter
Create a new Filter using the NOT operator.static Filter
Create a new Filter using the !static Filter
Create a new Filter using the NOT IN operator.static Filter
notIn
(String property, Collection<?> value) Create a new Filter using the NOT IN operator.static Filter
Create a new Filter using the OR operator.static Filter
reconstructFromMap
(Map<String, ?> filterAsMap) void
Used with OP_OR and OP_AND filters.void
setOperator
(int operator) void
setProperty
(String property) void
static Filter
Create a new Filter using the SOME operator.toString()
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Field Details
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ROOT_ENTITY
Property string representing the root entity of the search. This is just the empty string ("").- See Also:
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property
The name of the property to filter on. It may be nested. Examples:"name", "dateOfBirth", "employee.age", "employee.spouse.job.title"
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value
The value to compare the property with. Should be of a compatible type with the property. Examples:"Fred", new Date(), 45
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operator
protected int operatorThe type of comparison to do between the property and the value. The options are limited to the integer constants on this class:OP_EQAUL, OP_NOT_EQUAL, OP_LESS_THAN, OP_GREATER_THAN, LESS_OR_EQUAL, OP_GREATER_OR_EQUAL, OP_IN, OP_NOT_IN, OP_LIKE, OP_ILIKE, OP_NULL, OP_NOT_NULL, OP_EMPTY, OP_NOT_EMPTY, OP_SOME, OP_ALL, OP_NONE, OP_AND, OP_OR, OP_NOT
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DELIMITER
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OP_EQUAL
public static final int OP_EQUAL- See Also:
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OP_NOT_EQUAL
public static final int OP_NOT_EQUAL- See Also:
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OP_LESS_THAN
public static final int OP_LESS_THAN- See Also:
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OP_GREATER_THAN
public static final int OP_GREATER_THAN- See Also:
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OP_LESS_OR_EQUAL
public static final int OP_LESS_OR_EQUAL- See Also:
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OP_GREATER_OR_EQUAL
public static final int OP_GREATER_OR_EQUAL- See Also:
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OP_LIKE
public static final int OP_LIKE- See Also:
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OP_ILIKE
public static final int OP_ILIKE- See Also:
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OP_IN
public static final int OP_IN- See Also:
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OP_NOT_IN
public static final int OP_NOT_IN- See Also:
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OP_NULL
public static final int OP_NULL- See Also:
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OP_NOT_NULL
public static final int OP_NOT_NULL- See Also:
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OP_EMPTY
public static final int OP_EMPTY- See Also:
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OP_NOT_EMPTY
public static final int OP_NOT_EMPTY- See Also:
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OP_AND
public static final int OP_AND- See Also:
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OP_OR
public static final int OP_OR- See Also:
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OP_NOT
public static final int OP_NOT- See Also:
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OP_SOME
public static final int OP_SOME- See Also:
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OP_ALL
public static final int OP_ALL- See Also:
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OP_NONE
public static final int OP_NONE- See Also:
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OP_CUSTOM
public static final int OP_CUSTOM- See Also:
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Constructor Details
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Filter
public Filter() -
Filter
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Filter
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Filter
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Method Details
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reconstructFromMap
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isFilter
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equal
Create a new Filter using the == operator.- Parameters:
property
- Name of the column to be used for filtering - it could be either the system name (e.g. "sku", "label", "attribute3") or the Name given during the configuration of column (only for the "attributeX" columns)value
- Value to be compared with content of the given column.- Returns:
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lessThan
Create a new Filter using the < operator.- Parameters:
property
- Name of the column to be used for filtering - it could be either the system name (e.g. "sku", "label", "attribute3") or the Name given during the configuration of column (only for the "attributeX" columns)value
- Value to be compared with content of the given column.- Returns:
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greaterThan
Create a new Filter using the > operator.- Parameters:
property
- Name of the column to be used for filtering - it could be either the system name (e.g. "sku", "label", "attribute3") or the Name given during the configuration of column (only for the "attributeX" columns)value
- Value to be compared with content of the given column.- Returns:
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lessOrEqual
Create a new Filter using the <= operator.- Parameters:
property
- Name of the column to be used for filtering - it could be either the system name (e.g. "sku", "label", "attribute3") or the Name given during the configuration of column (only for the "attributeX" columns)value
- Value to be compared with content of the given column.- Returns:
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greaterOrEqual
Create a new Filter using the >= operator.- Parameters:
property
- Name of the column to be used for filtering - it could be either the system name (e.g. "sku", "label", "attribute3") or the Name given during the configuration of column (only for the "attributeX" columns)value
- Value to be compared with content of the given column.- Returns:
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in
Create a new Filter using the IN operator.This takes a variable number of parameters. Any number of values can be specified.
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in
Create a new Filter using the IN operator.This takes a variable number of parameters. Any number of values can be specified.
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notIn
Create a new Filter using the NOT IN operator.This takes a variable number of parameters. Any number of values can be specified.
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notIn
Create a new Filter using the NOT IN operator.This takes a variable number of parameters. Any number of values can be specified.
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like
Create a new Filter using the LIKE operator. -
ilike
Create a new Filter using the ILIKE operator. -
notEqual
Create a new Filter using the != operator. -
isNull
Create a new Filter using the IS NULL operator. -
isNotNull
Create a new Filter using the IS NOT NULL operator. -
isEmpty
Create a new Filter using the IS EMPTY operator. -
isNotEmpty
Create a new Filter using the IS NOT EMPTY operator. -
and
Create a new Filter using the AND operator.This takes a variable number of parameters. Any number of
Filter
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or
Create a new Filter using the OR operator.This takes a variable number of parameters. Any number of
Filter
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not
Create a new Filter using the NOT operator. -
some
Create a new Filter using the SOME operator. -
all
Create a new Filter using the ALL operator. -
none
Create a new Filter using the NONE operator. This is equivalent to NOT SOME. -
custom
Create a new Filter using a custom JPQL/HQL expression. This can be any valid where-clause type expression. Reference properties by wrapping them with curly braces ({}).
Here are some examples:
// Referencing a property in a custom expression Filter.custom("{serialNumber} like '%4780%'"); Filter.custom("{RebateCategory} like ?1", "%Promotional%"); // comparing two properties Filter.custom("{attribute10} < {attribute34}"); Filter.custom("{parent.spotCount} > {spotCount} + 4"); // A constant Filter.custom("1 = 1"); // A function Filter.custom("{dueDate} > current_date()"); // A subquery Filter.custom(" AND {clicId} IN (SELECT id FROM Quote WHERE workflowStatus = 3 or workflowStatus = 4)") // draft = 0, submitted = 1, denied = 2, approved = 3, no_approval_required = 4, withdrawn = 5, invalidated = 6; Filter.custom(" {claimId} IN (SELECT id FROM Claims WHERE workflowStatus = 1 or workflowStatus = 3 or workflowStatus = 4"); Filter.custom("{sku} IN (SELECT sku FROM PX30 WHERE attribute6 NOT IN ('NA', 'Custom')");
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expression
- JPQL/HQL where-clause expression
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custom
Create a new Filter using a custom JPQL/HQL expression. This can be any valid where-clause type expression. Reference properties by wrapping them with curly braces ({}). The expression can also contain place holders for the Filter values; these are indicated by JPQL-style positional parameters (i.e. a question mark (?) followed by a number indicating the parameter order, starting with one).
Here are some examples:
// Referencing a property in a custom expression Filter.custom("{serialNumber} like ?1", "%4780%"); // comparing two properties Filter.custom("{parent.spotCount} + ?1 > {spotCount} + ?2", 0, 4); // A constant Filter.custom("?1 = ?2", 1, 1); // A function Filter.custom("?1 > current_date()", someDate); // A subquery Filter.custom("{id} in (select pc.cat_id from popular_cats pc where pc.color = ?1)", "blue");
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expression
- JPQL/HQL where-clause expressionvalues
- one or more values to fill in the numbered placeholders in the expression
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custom
Create a new Filter using a custom JPQL/HQL expression. This can be any valid where-clause type expression. Reference properties by wrapping them with curly braces ({}). The expression can also contain place holders for the Filter values; these are indicated by JPQL-style positional parameters (i.e. a question mark (?) followed by a number indicating the parameter order, starting with one).
Here are some examples:
// Referencing a property in a custom expression Filter.custom("{serialNumber} like ?1", Collections.singleton("%4780%")); // comparing two properties Filter.custom("{parent.spotCount} + ?1 > {spotCount} + ?2", Arrays.asList(0, 4)); // A constant Filter.custom("?1 = ?2", Arrays.asList(1, 1)); // A function Filter.custom("?1 > current_date()", Collections.singleton(someDate)); // A subquery Filter.custom("{id} in (select pc.cat_id from popular_cats pc where pc.color = ?1)", Collections.singleton("blue"));
- Parameters:
expression
- JPQL/HQL where-clause expressionvalues
- one or more values to fill in the numbered placeholders in the expression
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alwaysMatch
- Returns:
- a Filter that alwaysMatch
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neverMatch
- Returns:
- a Filter that neverMatch
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add
Used with OP_OR and OP_AND filters. These filters take a collection of filters as their value. This method adds a filter to that list. -
remove
Used with OP_OR and OP_AND filters. These filters take a collection of filters as their value. This method removes a filter from that list. -
getProperty
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setProperty
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getValue
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setValue
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getOperator
public int getOperator() -
setOperator
public void setOperator(int operator) -
getValuesAsList
Returns the value as a List, converting if necessary. If the value is a List, it will be returned directly. If it is any other Collection type or if it is an Array, an ArrayList will be returned with all the same elements. If the value is any other non-null value, a List containing just that one value will be returned. If it isnull
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getValuesAsCollection
Returns the value as a Collection, converting if necessary. If the value is a Collection, it will be returned directly. If it is an Array, an ArrayList will be returned with all the same elements. If the value is any other non-null value, a Set containing just that one value will be returned. If it isnull
,null
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isTakesSingleValue
public boolean isTakesSingleValue()- Returns:
- true if the operator should have a single value specified.
EQUAL, NOT_EQUAL, LESS_THAN, LESS_OR_EQUAL, GREATER_THAN, GREATER_OR_EQUAL, LIKE, ILIKE
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isTakesListOfValues
public boolean isTakesListOfValues()- Returns:
- true if the operator should have a list of values specified.
IN, NOT_IN
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isTakesNoValue
public boolean isTakesNoValue()- Returns:
- true if the operator does not require a value to be specified.
NULL, NOT_NULL, EMPTY, NOT_EMPTY
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isTakesSingleSubFilter
public boolean isTakesSingleSubFilter()- Returns:
- true if the operator should have a single Filter specified for
the value.
NOT, ALL, SOME, NONE
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isTakesListOfSubFilters
public boolean isTakesListOfSubFilters()- Returns:
- true if the operator should have a list of Filters specified for
the value.
AND, OR
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isTakesNoProperty
public boolean isTakesNoProperty()- Returns:
- true if the operator does not require a property to be specified.
AND, OR, NOT
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hashCode
public int hashCode() -
equals
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matches
The method verifies if thisFilter
would successfully match the provided combination of values.For example, the following code would return
true
:Filter.equal("myField", 5).matches([myField: 5])
And the following would return
false
:Filter.in("myField", 3, 4).matches([myField: 5])
Of course, composite
Filter
s can be used withand(Filter...)
,or(Filter...)
, etc:def filter = Filter.or( Filter.notIn("field1", "a", "b"), Filter.ilike("field2", "hey%") ) // returns false filter.matches([field1: "a"]) // retunrs true filter.matches([field1: "a", field2: "heyo"])
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matches
public boolean matches(MatcherContext context) -
toString
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toQueryString
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