Home › Silk, an interactive query tool for the Java Persistence API's QL language.

Screen shots

Sat, 05/17/2008 - 15:05 — mikewilson

Type a query in the editor and click the execute button. The result of the query appears in the first tab of the result area. For Java intrinsics (int, String etc), the value is displayed in the list. For Collections and other JPA beans. the name of the class is displayed.

Double-click on a cell containing a collection to drill down on the collection. The contents of the collection are displayed in a new tab.

Double-click on a cell containing a JPA entity to drill down into that entity. The entity is displayed in a new tab.

Silk's configuration is stored in a XML file and edited with the preferences dialogs. The Persistence Unit dialog allows you to configure which jar files are needed to use a Persistence Unit in J2SE and which properties are needed for the Persistence Unit.