Uses of Package
org.hibernate.persister.collection

Package
Description
Defines the integration aspect of Hibernate's second-level caching, allowing a "caching backend" to be plugged in as a cache provider.
Defines contracts for transactional and concurrent access to cached entity and collection data.
This package defines formats for disassembled state kept in the second level cache.
This package provides a framework intended to reduce the work needed to implement a caching provider.
This package defines the SPI of a framework for lazy-initializing and state-tracking collection wrappers.
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.
This package defines an API for accessing the runtime metamodel describing persistent entities in Java and their mappings to the relational database schema.
Defines the runtime mapping metamodel, which describes the mapping of the application's domain model parts (entities, attributes) to relational database objects (tables, columns).
This package abstracts persistence mechanisms for collections.
Defines support for performing mutation operations against collections.
This package abstracts persistence mechanisms for entities.
An SPI for integrating custom entity and collection persisters.
Contains some functions for pretty-printing things for exception and log messages.
 
A Hibernate Type is a strategy for mapping a Java property type to a JDBC type or types.
An API for user-defined custom types which extend the set of built-in types defined in org.hibernate.type.