Uses of Package
org.hibernate.metamodel.spi

Packages that use org.hibernate.metamodel.spi
Package
Description
This package defines the central Hibernate APIs, beginning with SessionFactory, which represents an instance of Hibernate at runtime and is the source of new instances of Session and StatelessSession, the most important APIs exposing persistence-related operations for entities.
A range of SPIs allowing integration with—and customization of—the process of building metadata.
This package abstracts over the multifarious dialects of SQL understood by the databases supported by Hibernate.
Support for temporary tables.
Internal package containing dialect-specific implementations of JdbcType.
This package defines some central internal SPI abstractions used throughout the implementation of Hibernate.
This package defines the Hibernate configuration-time mapping model.
Defines the runtime mapping metamodel, which describes the mapping of the application's domain model parts (entities, attributes) to relational database objects (tables, columns).
An SPI supporting custom instantiation of entity instances and embeddable objects.
This package abstracts persistence mechanisms for collections.
This package abstracts persistence mechanisms for entities.
An SPI for integrating custom entity and collection persisters.
Contains a range of internal abstractions for dealing with query execution, query plans, query options, and query parameters.
Package defining support for creating and consuming a SQL AST.
Most contracts here have been replaced by the new runtime mapping model.
 
A Hibernate Type is a strategy for mapping a Java property type to a JDBC type or types.
Defines handling of almost the full range of standard JDBC-defined SQL data types.
SPIs related to JdbcType.
An API for user-defined custom types which extend the set of built-in types defined in org.hibernate.type.