Package org.apache.openjpa.jdbc.kernel

Interface JDBCStore

All Known Implementing Classes:

JDBCStoreManager, SliceStoreManager

public interface JDBCStore

Represents the JDBC store.

Since:

0.4.0

Author:

Abe White

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
java.lang.Object	find(java.lang.Object oid, ValueMapping vm, JDBCFetchConfiguration fetch)	Find the object with the given oid.
JDBCConfiguration	getConfiguration()	Return the configuration for this runtime.
java.sql.Connection	getConnection()	Return a SQL connection to the database.
StoreContext	getContext()	Current persistence context.
DBDictionary	getDBDictionary()	Return the dictionary in use.
JDBCFetchConfiguration	getFetchConfiguration()	Return the current default fetch configuration.
JDBCLockManager	getLockManager()	If the lock manager in use is a JDBCLockManager, return it.
java.sql.Connection	getNewConnection()	Return a new SQL connection to the database.
SQLFactory	getSQLFactory()	Return the SQL factory for this runtime.
void	loadSubclasses(ClassMapping mapping)	Makes sure all subclasses of the given type are loaded in the JVM.
Id	newDataStoreId(long id, ClassMapping mapping, boolean subs)	Create a new datastore identity object from the given id value and mapping.

Method Detail

getContext

StoreContext getContext()

Current persistence context.

getConfiguration

JDBCConfiguration getConfiguration()

Return the configuration for this runtime.

getDBDictionary

DBDictionary getDBDictionary()

Return the dictionary in use.

getSQLFactory

SQLFactory getSQLFactory()

Return the SQL factory for this runtime.

getLockManager

JDBCLockManager getLockManager()

If the lock manager in use is a JDBCLockManager, return it.

getConnection

java.sql.Connection getConnection()

Return a SQL connection to the database. The close method should always be called on the connection to free any resources it is using. When appropriate, the close method is implemented as a no-op.

getNewConnection

java.sql.Connection getNewConnection()

Return a new SQL connection to the database. This is used when the current connection still has a open result set and a new database operation needs to be done. The close method should always be called on the connection to free any resources it is using. When appropriate, the close method is implemented as a no-op.

getFetchConfiguration

JDBCFetchConfiguration getFetchConfiguration()

Return the current default fetch configuration.

newDataStoreId

Id newDataStoreId(long id,
                  ClassMapping mapping,
                  boolean subs)

Create a new datastore identity object from the given id value and mapping.

find

java.lang.Object find(java.lang.Object oid,
                      ValueMapping vm,
                      JDBCFetchConfiguration fetch)

Find the object with the given oid. Convenience method on top of the store's persistence context.

Parameters:

vm - the mapping holding this oid, or null if not applicable

loadSubclasses

void loadSubclasses(ClassMapping mapping)

Makes sure all subclasses of the given type are loaded in the JVM. This is usually done automatically.