SELECTING CHILD ENTITIES WITH GQL QUERIEShttp://ift.tt/1eu2RX6A one-to-many bidirectional relationship is similar to a one-to-one, with a field on the parent class using the annotation @Persistent(mappedBy= "..."), where the value is the name of the field on the child class:
SELECT * FROM Model where
_key_ = KEY('Make', 'canon', 'Model', 'canon eos 5d')
Key makeKey = KeyFactory.createKey(Make.class.getSimpleName(), makeName);
// Can create the Model key by specifying parent key...
Key modelKey = KeyFactory.createKey(makeKey, Model.class.getSimpleName(), name);
// Bam! Get the child entity in a single query
Model model = pm.getObjectById(Model.class, modelKey);
You're right. I don't recall really struggling to choose the name “Make” it just seemed like the only option at the time, probably because in EXIF data it is called Make and Model. Now that I look at it, “makeKey” is a pretty stupid variable name, I just never read it in my head in the way ...
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