if issue is not fixable then can we do it without using spring data jpa? How?Įdit:: Using JPQL :: new (count(u.objective_type_id),u.objective_type_id,u.modified_at) ".+ "user_campaign_objective where camp_id = ?1 group by objective_type_id,modified_at", nativeQuery = true) No converter found capable of converting from type to type ",īelow is my repository interface public interface UserRepository extends CrudRepository = "select count(type_id) userCount, type_id, modified_at from " I have different entity class and mapping to other dto as I do not want all the columns. The package contains various example programs which use the API.I am using spring with JPA and trying to execute query using with SQL query.and trying to map the result to an object. The java API has javadoc based documentation. If you wish to extend GPJ by writing your own predicates (for example to allow prolog code to make calls into your Java code) then see the chapter on Extending GPJ.įurther documentation is provided in the README file and changes brought about by new versions will be detailed in the NEWS file. If you wish to install GPJ then instructions are provided in the Installation chapter. The use of the API is explained in the next chapter: Using the API.
which contains the various types of Prolog terms which exist and which you use to construct your prolog questions if you want answers (beyond SUCCESS, SUCCESS_LAST and FAIL). Interpreter which is what you use to run your prolog queries. Environment which provides the core of the prolog environment. It is licenced under the LGPLv3 which can be found in the COPYING and COPYING.LIBRARY files distributed with GNU Prolog for Java (GPJ) and published by the Free Software Foundation.įor normal usage there are only a few classes which you will need to interact with. It supports part 1 of the ISO standard for Prolog with some extensions. GNU Prolog for Java (GPJ) is a Java library (gnu.prolog) which allows the use of Prolog from within Java programs.
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