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I am having the hardest time querying a GeoPt field with Objectify. I made sure there's an @Index annotation about the GeoPt field. However, the statement below doesn't seem to work ofy().load() .type(GeoStat.class) .filter("geoPt.latitude >=", neLat) .limit(10); Is querying GeoPt field possible in Objectify? stickfigure The datastore does not support querying a GeoPt in this way. If you wish to query on latitude, index it separately (possibly writing to a private field in an @OnSave method). However, if you're trying to perform a geospatial query (ie, contained in a rectangle), note that you

I need to do getKey() with this kind of Entity: @Entity public class Value { @Id private long id; private byte[] value; com.googlecode.objectify.Key<Value> getKey() { return com.googlecode.objectify.Key.create(Value.class, id); // When executed this line throws NullPointerException } // Code omitted } However the pattern I used before with version 3 seems to be not applicable anymore. The @Transient is replaced by @Ignore but when I annotate my getKey() function with @Ignore I get this error: The annotation `@Ignore` is disallowed for this location So I just commented it out. And see if it

I am trying to retrieve a sorted list of the players scores from a datastore Entity of type"User" After executing: List<User> entities = ofy().load().type(User.class).order("-score").list(); Knowing that I indexed the "score" attribute. Here is the "User.class" @Id String userName; String password; @Index int score; The entities seem to be null and i can't get the entities details.What am I missing??? I am still working on that I managed to modify the method to: @Override public User display(){ List<User> list = ofy().load().type(User.class).order("-score").limit(5).list(); User u= list.get

I want to query an indexed field efficiently to retrieve all records where the indexed field is not null (present in the index). The field to be queried contains a Ref<T> to another entity, in case this is relevant. What I could do is an inequality search, like .filter/.filterKey("fieldname >=", "a") , where a is the smallest ASCII that I want to grab. But is this efficient? Or can I do an equality search somehow, which returns all records that are present in the index? -- This is how my data looks like: I want to filter all records where the "overlay" column has a key, and omit those where

Closed. This question is off-topic . It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 4 years ago . Can you find a good tutorial or documentation about achieving a good pagination in a Google App Engine Objectify world? I found some posts: http://groups.google.com/group/objectify-appengine/browse_thread/thread/b640b5d377b620b4 But nothing seems to help me. Is there some sort of LIMIT query? The post you linked to describes the correct way to do pagination: Using cursors. You can fetch using offsets and limits,

boolean r = ofy().transact(new Work<Boolean>() { @Override public Boolean run() { Visit visit = ofy().load().type(Visit.class) .filter(Visit.USER_ID, userID) .filter(Visit.VENUE_ID, venueID).first().get(); if (visit == null) return false; visit.setLastRequestDate(new Date(timestamp)); ofy().save().entity(visit).now(); return true; } }); and I get java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Only ancestor queries are allowed inside transactions. for the line with the get() call. why? I'm only querying Visit entity in this transaction. I'm doing this in a transaction, because I want all this to be