org.apache.jackrabbit.core.query.jsr283.qom
Interface EquiJoinCondition

All Superinterfaces:

JoinCondition

All Known Implementing Classes:

EquiJoinConditionImpl

public interface EquiJoinCondition
extends JoinCondition

Tests whether the value of a property in a first selector is equal to the value of a property in a second selector.

A node-tuple satisfies the constraint only if:

• selector1 has a property named property1, and
• selector2 has a property named property2, and
• the value of property1 equals the value of property2

The query is invalid if:

• selector1 is not the name of a selector in the query, or
• selector2 is not the name of a selector in the query, or
• selector1 is the same as selector2, or
• property1 is not a syntactically valid JCR name, or
• property2 is not a syntactically valid JCR name, or
• the value of property1 is not the same property type as the name of property2, or
• property1 is a multi-valued property, or
• property2 is a multi-valued property, or
• property1 is a BINARY property, or
• property2 is a BINARY property.

Since:

JCR 2.0

Method Summary

String	getProperty1Name() Gets the property name in the first selector.
String	getProperty2Name() Gets the property name in the second selector.
String	getSelector1Name() Gets the name of the first selector.
String	getSelector2Name() Gets the name of the second selector.

Method Detail

getSelector1Name

String getSelector1Name()

Gets the name of the first selector.

Returns:

the selector name; non-null

getProperty1Name

String getProperty1Name()

Gets the property name in the first selector.

Returns:

the property name; non-null

getSelector2Name

String getSelector2Name()

Gets the name of the second selector.

Returns:

the selector name; non-null

getProperty2Name

String getProperty2Name()

Gets the property name in the second selector.

Returns:

the property name; non-null