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| Interface Summary | |
| LoggingHandler | |
| PersistenceCollectionFinder | |
| PersistenceIdentifiable | The PersistenceIdentifiable interfaces tells a given PersistenceSession instance that the
implementing class needs to know the identity assigned to it, or that it already knows its identity,
and should be consulted.Notes: This interface and its purpsose isn't fully fleshed out, i'm waiting additional use cases and design issues around pending PersistenceSession impls before it is solidified. |
| PersistenceNamed | The PersistenceNamed interfaces tells a given PersistenceSession instance that the
implementing class that it already knows its referenceableName, and should be consulted. |
| PersistenceObjectFinder | |
| TimerHandler | |
| Class Summary | |
| ConfigurationRoot | ConfigurationRoot |
| LoggingRoot | The LoggingRoot class is the root of all logging functions. |
| NamingRoot | NamingRoot provides access to selected methods of the
application server's JNDI Context. |
| PersistenceRoot | PersistenceRoot is responsible for life cycle management of all persistent
objects, and is the sole interface to the persistence engine. |
| PersistenceSession | Each persistence engine has an associated PersistenceSession implementation, which manages
the engine-specific state and behavior required to perform persistence operations.The InMemoryPersistenceSession is the default
implementation used by CarrierWave for simple object persistence and querying functinality. |
| TimerRoot | The TimerRoot class provides a very simple abstraction over various scheduled timer service implementations. |
| Exception Summary | |
| PersistenceException | The PersistenceException class encapsulates errors from a specific persistence provider. todo: consider specialized exceptions for contraint violation and deadlocks etc.. |
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