Uses of Class
org.hibernate.type.AbstractType

Packages that use AbstractType

Package	Description
org.hibernate.persister.entity	This package abstracts persistence mechanisms for entities.
org.hibernate.type	A Hibernate Type is a strategy for mapping a Java property type to a JDBC type or types.

Uses of AbstractType in org.hibernate.persister.entity

Subclasses of AbstractType in org.hibernate.persister.entity

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
class	DiscriminatorType<T>	Deprecated, for removal: This API element is subject to removal in a future version. The functionality of DiscriminatorType, DiscriminatorMetadata and MetaType have been consolidated into EntityDiscriminatorMapping and DiscriminatorConverter

Uses of AbstractType in org.hibernate.type

Subclasses of AbstractType in org.hibernate.type

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
class	AnyType	Handles "any" mappings
class	ArrayType	A type for persistent arrays.
class	BagType
class	CollectionType	A type that handles Hibernate PersistentCollections (including arrays).
class	ComponentType	Handles embedded mappings.
class	CustomCollectionType	A custom type for mapping user-written classes that implement PersistentCollection
class	CustomType<J>	Adapts UserType to the generic Type interface, in order to isolate user code from changes in the internal Type contracts.
class	EmbeddedComponentType
class	EntityType	Base for types which map associations to persistent entities.
class	IdentifierBagType
class	ListType
class	ManyToOneType	A many-to-one association to an entity.
class	MapType
class	MetaType
class	OneToOneType	A one-to-one association to an entity
class	OrderedMapType	A specialization of the map type, with (resultset-based) ordering.
class	OrderedSetType	A specialization of the set type, with (resultset-based) ordering.
class	SetType
class	SortedMapType
class	SortedSetType
class	SpecialOneToOneType	A one-to-one association that maps to specific formula(s) instead of the primary key column of the owning entity.
class	UserComponentType<T>	Handles CompositeUserTypes.