See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| PersistentProxy<T> |
Implemented by a proxy class to represent the persistent state of a
(non-persistent) proxied class.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AnnotationModel |
The default annotation-based entity model.
|
| ClassEnhancer |
Enhances the bytecode of persistent classes to provide efficient access to
fields and constructors, and to avoid special security policy settings for
accessing non-public members.
|
| ClassMetadata |
The metadata for a persistent class.
|
| EntityMetadata |
The metadata for a persistent entity class.
|
| EntityModel |
The base class for classes that provide entity model metadata.
|
| FieldMetadata |
The metadata for a key field.
|
| ModelInternal |
Internal access class that should not be used by applications.
|
| PrimaryKeyMetadata |
The metadata for a primary key field.
|
| SecondaryKeyMetadata |
The metadata for a secondary key field.
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| DeleteAction |
Specifies the action to take when a related entity is deleted having a
primary key value that exists as a secondary key value for this entity.
|
| Relationship |
Defines the relationship between instances of the entity class and the
secondary keys.
|
| Annotation Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Entity |
Indicates a persistent entity class.
|
| KeyField |
Indicates the sorting position of a key field in a composite key class when
the
Comparable interface is not implemented. |
| NotPersistent |
Overrides the default rules for field persistence and defines a field as
being non-persistent even when it is not declared with the
transient keyword. |
| NotTransient |
Overrides the default rules for field persistence and defines a field as
being persistent even when it is declared with the
transient
keyword. |
| Persistent |
Identifies a persistent class that is not an
Entity class or a
simple type. |
| PrimaryKey |
Indicates the primary key field of an entity class.
|
| SecondaryKey |
Indicates a secondary key field of an entity class.
|
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