| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| IndirectCollection |
Purpose:
Common interface to indirect collections.
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| IndirectCollectionsFactory.IndirectCollectionsProvider |
Define API providers of
IndirectCollection implementations must conform to. |
| IndirectContainer |
Purpose:
Define an interface for a Container that can also act as an EclipseLink
"indirection" object; i.e. the Container will only read its contents from
the database when necessary (typically, on receipt of the first
Container-related message).
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| ValueHolderInterface |
Purpose: Interface to allow lazy loading of an object's relationships from the database.
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| WeavedAttributeValueHolderInterface |
INTERNAL:
This interface defines functionality required by ValueHolders for OneToOneMappings that
have LAZY access weaved into them and use Property (method) based access
The weaving feature adds a paralell valueholder to the class it weaves and uses that valueholder
to control the lazy loading.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| IndirectCollectionsFactory |
Provides factory methods to create JDK specific implementation
of particular type of
IndirectCollection. |
| IndirectList<E> |
IndirectList allows a domain class to take advantage of TopLink indirection
without having to declare its instance variable as a ValueHolderInterface.
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| IndirectMap<K,V> |
IndirectMap allows a domain class to take advantage of TopLink indirection
without having to declare its instance variable as a ValueHolderInterface.
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| IndirectSet<E> |
IndirectSet is an example implementation of the Set protocol that
allows a domain class to take advantage of TopLink Indirection
without having to declare its instance variable as a ValueHolderInterface.
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| ValueHolder |
Purpose: Act as a place holder for a variable that required a value holder interface.
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