Uses of Package
org.hibernate.event.monitor.spi
Packages that use org.hibernate.event.monitor.spi
Package
Description
This package defines some central internal SPI abstractions
used throughout the implementation of Hibernate.
An SPI for services which collect, report, or monitor diagnostic events.
Defines the event types and event listener interfaces for
events produced by the stateful
Session
.An internal package containing implementations of central Hibernate APIs,
mostly defined in
org.hibernate
.An SPI for managing JDBC connections and other heavyweight resources, based around the
idea of a "JDBC session".
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Classes in org.hibernate.event.monitor.spi used by org.hibernate.engine.spiClassDescriptionContract implemented by services which collect, report, or monitor diagnostic events involving interactions between the session and the database or second-level cache.
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Classes in org.hibernate.event.monitor.spi used by org.hibernate.event.monitor.internalClassDescriptionAn event which may be collected by the
EventMonitor
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Classes in org.hibernate.event.monitor.spi used by org.hibernate.event.monitor.spi
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Classes in org.hibernate.event.monitor.spi used by org.hibernate.event.spiClassDescriptionAn event which may be collected by the
EventMonitor
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Classes in org.hibernate.event.monitor.spi used by org.hibernate.internalClassDescriptionContract implemented by services which collect, report, or monitor diagnostic events involving interactions between the session and the database or second-level cache.
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Classes in org.hibernate.event.monitor.spi used by org.hibernate.resource.jdbc.spiClassDescriptionContract implemented by services which collect, report, or monitor diagnostic events involving interactions between the session and the database or second-level cache.