This is a variation of findEach() that makes it easy to have a batch consumer processing a large result in batches. For example, process in batches of 50 beans.
Note that the last batch consumed/processed will often have less than the batch size.
* Update test only - update TestBasicClobNoVer to use DB and AssertJ
* Refactor OrmQueryProperties internals to reduce raw property parsing
- Remove String properties
- Reduces parsing of properties via fetchProperties() selectProperties() methods
* No effective change - tidy pom.xml for ebean-querybean
* Refactor query internals adding fetchProperties() selectProperties()
- Adds SpiQueryFetch
- Used by query beans with Set<String> properties passed (effectively skipping any parsing)
* Add failing test case for generic querybeans
Types with generics arguments have not been processed correctly, they
will lose their generics. This is not critical in Java, as the language
has to be backwards compatible with Java 1.4, but will still become
highlighted as a warning in all common IDEs.
In Kotlin however, it's not a warning but a compile error.
* Fix problem with generics in scalar type arg
This fixes the issue introduced with ScalarType aware querybeans.
Rob Bygrave