Class and Description |
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AbstractDao
An abstract class that aids in creating full
Dao
implementations. |
AbstractDaoBuilder
A base class for the various Dao building classes.
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AbstractKeylessDaoBuilder
A base class for the various Dao building classes.
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Association
A simple tuple class that binds two objects.
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AssociationDao
A DAO that can find and persist associations between entities.
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AssociationDaoBuilder
A mechanism for building an
AssociationDao . |
ChildrenDescriptor
Complete definition of how a child entity is related to its parent entity.
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ChildrenSelector
Describes a generic way for selecting children that can be applied for
several child selection strategies.
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ChildSelectStrategy |
Column
Represents a means for reading or writing a value of a column
on a database table for a particular entity class.
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ColumnCollection
Collator for the columns in a DAO builder.
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ColumnSelection
Represents a sub set of columns that are relevant to a particular query.
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Converter
This interface describes mechanisms for translating objects from one
type to another and back.
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Dao
A
Dao is an interface that allows basic CRUD operations to be performed. |
DaoBuilder
A DaoBuilder provides mechanisms for defining the relationship between
a Java type and the table(s) that will persist the data held in the class.
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DaoBuilderHelper
A value class for storing meta data (like table name) about an entity.
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DaoDescriptor
Implementers of this interface completely describe all the information
necessary to persisting objects of type
ENTITY . |
Envelope
A simple holder for data objects that can package
it with its own ID.
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GenericColumn
A representation of a database column that directly persists a particular Java type.
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IndirectDaoBuilder
An
IndirectDaoBuilder is used for times when the class representing
the persisted entity is immutable. |
JoinColumn
Represents a column that links to a foreign key of some
other entity.
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KeylessDao
A
KeylessDao supports some operations for inserting
and selecting records in a database. |
KeylessDaoDescriptor
Implementers of this interface completely describe all the information
necessary to persisting objects of type
ENTITY , except for
the primary key. |
KeylessValidator
A utility for checking whether or not the configuration of a
KeylessDao
matches the database schema. |
Operator
The
Operator type supports the generation of SQL statements
that specify the various comparisons allowed in SQL where clauses. |
Order
Describes how to order entities during select.
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Pair
Represents a two-tuple of objects.
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ParentColumn
Represents a reference from a child entity to its parent.
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PopulateResult
Indication of the result, and work remaining, after an item has been populated.
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Prefixer
Utility for providing unique prefixes in a fixed pattern.
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PrimaryKey
Representation of the column that holds the primary key for the entity.
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Queries
Represents the generated SQL for doing CRUD operations on some entity.
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ResultSetReader
An interface representing a function that can read a value out
of a
java.sql.ResultSet . |
SchemaDescriptor
Defines a class that can be used to build a richer schema than a
DaoDescriptor or KeylessDaoDescriptor . |
SelectionInstruction
A container for some of the details of how a deferred selection
is supposed to work.
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SqlBuilder
This class generates SQL strings suitable to be used in
PreparedStatement s. |
SqlFunction
Representation of various aggregation functions that a database can perform.
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SqlRunner
This class does the heavy lifting of creating
Statement s,
executing SQL, and parsing ResultSet s. |
StatementPopulator
Interface defining the ability to set the variables of a prepared statement.
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Triplet
Represents a three-tuple of objects.
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Where
Representation of a SQL where clause: a possibly nested list of
predicates that describes which records in the database to match.
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WherePredicate
Represents a particular predicate for filtering results.
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WherePredicateTree
A very simple syntax tree for representing where clauses with possibly
nested predicates joined by AND and OR.
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WherePredicateTree.Conjunction |
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