Search for Collection-Members fails about hibernate-generic-dao HOT 3 CLOSED

Are you saying that Filter.some("friends", Filter.in("id", Collection<X.id()>)) 
did 
work successfully and gave you the results you wanted?

Also, what do you mean by the "Collection<...>" syntax?

I'm sorry that the usage is sort of confusing for these filters. Hopefully I 
can get 
some better examples up sometime. In the mean time, both of the following 
options 
should work for your case. If not, then there may be a bug in the framework.

Filter.some("friends", Filter.equal("", X);
Filter.some("friends", Filter.equal("id", X.getId());

There is also a blog entry that has some more examples: http://java-generic-
dao.blogspot.com/2008/12/search-capability-needs-to-be-able-to.html

>Are you saying that Filter.some("friends", Filter.in("id", 
Collection<X.id()>)) did 
>work successfully and gave you the results you wanted?

Yes it does.

Collection<X.id()> is my shortcut of:

List<Integer> idList = new ArrayList<Integer>(); 
for (X x : getCollectionOfTypeX()) { idList.add(x.getId());}
search.addFilter(Filter.some("friends", Filter.in("id", idList))));
search.addFetch("friends")

this works well but is "ugly" code. I prefer the example of your blog entry:

Filter.some("friends", Filter.in("", collectionOfFriends))

I think it could be more distinguishable if you provide something like
Filter.in(Collection<?> collection).

BTW many thanks for this very helpfull framework.

Will not change API. Will add more examples of Filters to the documentation.