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| <item title="JPQL Content Assist and Validation"> |
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| Dali is very excited to announce in-source and view based content assist and vaildation for JPQL queries! |
| With this new functionality your queries will be validated against JPQL syntax and your object model |
| as you build them! The standard Java Editor content assist can be used to auto-complete your JPQL. |
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| <img src="jpt/JPQLCA1.png" |
| alt="JPQL Content Assist - Keywords" /> |
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| Dali also provides content assist for type and attribute values. |
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| <img src="jpt/JPQLCA2.png" |
| alt="JPQL Content Assist - Attributes" /> |
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| Validation can help you spot broken queries while writing them, or after refactoring your object model. |
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| <img src="jpt/JPQLValidation1.png" |
| alt="JPQL Validation" /> |
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