org.hibernate.boot.model

Interface TypeContributions

All Known Implementing Classes:

MetadataBuilderImpl

public interface TypeContributions

Defines the target contributing types, whether via dialects or TypeContributor

Author:

Steve Ebersole

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	contributeJavaTypeDescriptor(JavaTypeDescriptor descriptor) Add the JavaTypeDescriptor to the TypeConfiguration's JavaTypeDescriptorRegistry
void	contributeSqlTypeDescriptor(SqlTypeDescriptor descriptor) Add the JavaTypeDescriptor to the TypeConfiguration's JavaTypeDescriptorRegistry
void	contributeType(BasicType type)
void	contributeType(BasicType type, String... keys) Deprecated. (since 5.3) Use contributeType(BasicType) instead. Basic types will be defined and handled much differently in 6.0 based on a combination of JavaTypeDescriptor, SqlTypeDescriptor and a concept of a "value converter" (a JPA AttributeConverter, an enum value resolver, etc). To get as close as possible in 5.3 use existing JavaTypeDescriptor and SqlTypeDescriptor implementations (or write your own for custom types) and use StandardBasicTypeTemplate to combine those with registration keys and call contributeType(BasicType) instead
void	contributeType(CompositeUserType type, String... keys) Deprecated. (since 5.3) Use contributeType(BasicType) instead. CompositeUserType, as currently defined, will be done very differently in 6.0. CompositeUserType should be replaced with a normal Hibernate component or JPA embeddable (different names, same thing. This embeddable may contain, in turn, custom types that should be handled as described on these methods
void	contributeType(UserType type, String... keys) Deprecated. (since 5.3) Use contributeType(BasicType) instead. UserType, as currently defined, will be done very differently in 6.0. In most cases a UserType can be simply replaced with proper JavaTypeDescriptor. To get as close as possible to 6.0 in 5.3 use existing JavaTypeDescriptor and SqlTypeDescriptor implementations (or write your own for custom impls) and use StandardBasicTypeTemplate to combine those with registration keys and call contributeType(BasicType) instead
TypeConfiguration	getTypeConfiguration()

Method Detail

getTypeConfiguration

TypeConfiguration getTypeConfiguration()

contributeJavaTypeDescriptor

void contributeJavaTypeDescriptor(JavaTypeDescriptor descriptor)

Add the JavaTypeDescriptor to the TypeConfiguration's JavaTypeDescriptorRegistry

contributeSqlTypeDescriptor

void contributeSqlTypeDescriptor(SqlTypeDescriptor descriptor)

Add the JavaTypeDescriptor to the TypeConfiguration's JavaTypeDescriptorRegistry

contributeType

void contributeType(BasicType type)

contributeType

@Deprecated
void contributeType(BasicType type,
                                String... keys)

Deprecated. (since 5.3) Use contributeType(BasicType) instead. Basic types will be defined and handled much differently in 6.0 based on a combination of JavaTypeDescriptor, SqlTypeDescriptor and a concept of a "value converter" (a JPA AttributeConverter, an enum value resolver, etc). To get as close as possible in 5.3 use existing JavaTypeDescriptor and SqlTypeDescriptor implementations (or write your own for custom types) and use StandardBasicTypeTemplate to combine those with registration keys and call contributeType(BasicType) instead

contributeType

@Deprecated
void contributeType(UserType type,
                                String... keys)

Deprecated. (since 5.3) Use contributeType(BasicType) instead. UserType, as currently defined, will be done very differently in 6.0. In most cases a UserType can be simply replaced with proper JavaTypeDescriptor. To get as close as possible to 6.0 in 5.3 use existing JavaTypeDescriptor and SqlTypeDescriptor implementations (or write your own for custom impls) and use StandardBasicTypeTemplate to combine those with registration keys and call contributeType(BasicType) instead

contributeType

@Deprecated
void contributeType(CompositeUserType type,
                                String... keys)

Deprecated. (since 5.3) Use contributeType(BasicType) instead. CompositeUserType, as currently defined, will be done very differently in 6.0. CompositeUserType should be replaced with a normal Hibernate component or JPA embeddable (different names, same thing. This embeddable may contain, in turn, custom types that should be handled as described on these methods