Uses of Class org.apache.cayenne.exp.property.DateProperty (cayenne-doc: Cayenne Documentation 5.0-M2 API)
Description: use: package: org.apache.cayenne.exp.property, class: DateProperty

# Uses of Class
org.apache.cayenne.exp.property.DateProperty

Packages that use DateProperty
Package
Description
org.apache.cayenne.exp.property
Property API

- ## Uses of DateProperty in org.apache.cayenne.exp.property

  Fields in org.apache.cayenne.exp.property declared as DateProperty
  Modifier and Type
  Field
  Description
  `static final DateProperty<LocalDateTime>`
  PropertyFactory.`NOW`
  Property that corresponds to SQL function `NOW()`
  Methods in org.apache.cayenne.exp.property that return DateProperty
  Modifier and Type
  Method
  Description
  `DateProperty<E>`
  DateProperty.`alias(String alias)`
  Creates alias with different name for this property
  `static <T> DateProperty<T>`
  PropertyFactory.`createDate(String name, Class<T> type)`
  Create date property
  `static <T> DateProperty<T>`
  PropertyFactory.`createDate(String name, Expression expression, Class<T> type)`
  Create date property
  `static <T> DateProperty<T>`
  PropertyFactory.`createDate(Expression expression, Class<T> type)`
  Create date property
  `static <T> DateProperty<T>`
  PropertyFactory.`createDate(CayennePath path, Class<T> type)`
  Create date property
  `static <T> DateProperty<T>`
  PropertyFactory.`createDate(CayennePath path, Expression expression, Class<T> type)`
  Create date property
  `default <T> DateProperty<T>`
  PathProperty.`dot(DateProperty<T> property)`
  Constructs a new property path by appending the argument to the existing property separated by a dot.
  `DateProperty<E>`
  DateProperty.`enclosing()`
  `DateProperty<E>`
  DateProperty.`max()`
  `DateProperty<E>`
  DateProperty.`min()`
  Methods in org.apache.cayenne.exp.property with parameters of type DateProperty
  Modifier and Type
  Method
  Description
  `default <T> DateProperty<T>`
  PathProperty.`dot(DateProperty<T> property)`
  Constructs a new property path by appending the argument to the existing property separated by a dot.