| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractDataStoreEvent |
This base class sets up the grounds for defining data store events
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| AbstractEntityDataStoreEvent |
This class is the base class for any data store event that indicates a particular entity was involved in the evnet.
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| AfterDeleteDataStoreEvent |
This class indicates that an entity has been successfully deleted from the data store.
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| AfterInsertDataStoreEvent |
This class indicates that an entity was successfully inserted into a data store.
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| AfterUpdateDataStoreEvent |
This class indicates that an entity was successfully updated in the data store
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| AuditableWrapper |
This class is used to wrap a normal entity in an entity that supports
auditing. |
| AuditDataEventListener |
This event listener can be registered with an
event listener context to add support for auditing entities as per the specifications set forth by Spring
Data Commons. |
| BeforeDeleteDataStoreEvent |
This event indicates that an entity is scheduled to be deleted.
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| BeforeInsertDataStoreEvent |
This event indicates that an entity is scheduled to be inserted.
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| BeforeUpdateDataStoreEvent |
This event indicates that an entity is scheduled to be updated.
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| DefaultDataStoreEventListenerContext |
This is the default implementation for the
DataStoreEventListenerContext interface. |
| DefaultDataStoreRegistry |
This is the default implementation of the data store registry that supports caching a data store based on
the type of entity the data store supports.
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| EventPublishingDataStore<K extends Serializable,E> |
This implementation relies on a delegate data store to handling the actual storage/retrieval.
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| MemoryDataStore<K extends Serializable,E> |
This is the default, most basic implementation provided for a data store that stores entities in an in-memory
map by mapping entity keys to entities. |
| SmartDataStoreEventListener<E extends DataStoreEvent> |
This implementation of the data store event listener wraps a given delegate listener and reads the supported
event type from the generic type arguments on the original listener.
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