Examples of PersistenceConfiguration

net.sf.ehcache.config.PersistenceConfiguration
org.datanucleus.PersistenceConfiguration
Class providing configuration for persistence. Properties are defined in plugin.xml (aliases, default value, validators etc). Property values are stored in two maps.
- The first is the default value for the property (where a default is defined). The default comes from either the plugin defining it, or for the API being used (overrides any plugin default).
- The second is the user-provided value (where the user has provided one).
Components can then access these properties using any of the convenience accessors for boolean, Boolean, long, int, Object, String types. When accessing properties the user-provided value is taken first (if available), otherwise the default value is used (or null).
org.infinispan.configuration.cache.PersistenceConfiguration
Configuration for cache loaders and stores.
org.jboss.arquillian.persistence.configuration.PersistenceConfiguration
@author Bartosz Majsak
org.jboss.arquillian.persistence.core.configuration.PersistenceConfiguration
@author Bartosz Majsak
org.jpox.PersistenceConfiguration
Class providing configuration for persistence. Persistence properties should be defined in the "plugin.xml" of the plugin that originates them. This class will read the available defined plugin properties (and their defaults, validators etc) and loaded up accordingly. Then any user-provided properties are superimposed over the top of these. Components can then access these properties using any of the convenience accessors for boolean, Boolean, long, int, Object, String types.

Examples of org.jpox.PersistenceConfiguration

        clr = omfContext.getClassLoaderResolver(null);
    }


    public Enhancer()
    {
        this(new PersistenceConfiguration() {});
    }

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Examples of org.jpox.PersistenceConfiguration

        if (jdoXmlContents == null)
        {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("Contents of file is null");
        }


        OMFContext context = new OMFContext(new PersistenceConfiguration(){});
        MetaDataManager mgr = new JDOMetaDataManager(context);
        mgr.setEnhancing();
        mgr.setMetaDataFactory(getMetaDataFactory(mgr));
        MetaDataParser parser = new MetaDataParser(mgr, true);
        JDOClassLoaderResolver clr = new JDOClassLoaderResolver();

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Examples of org.jpox.PersistenceConfiguration

        {
            table_name = table_name.toUpperCase();
        }


        // Utilise default catalog/schema if available and applicable
        PersistenceConfiguration conf = storeMgr.getOMFContext().getPersistenceConfiguration();
        String catalog_name = conf.getStringProperty("org.jpox.mapping.Catalog");
        String schema_name = conf.getStringProperty("org.jpox.mapping.Schema");
        if (!dba.supportsCatalogsInTableDefinitions())
        {
            catalog_name = null;
        }
        if (!dba.supportsSchemasInTableDefinitions())

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Examples of org.jpox.PersistenceConfiguration

        unitMetaData = EntityManagerFactoryImpl.unitMetaDataCache.get(unitName);
        if (unitMetaData == null)
        {
            // Find all "META-INF/persistence.xml" files in the current thread loader CLASSPATH and parse them
            // Create a temporary PMFContext so we have a parser
            OMFContext pmfCtxt = new OMFContext(new PersistenceConfiguration(){});
            pmfCtxt.setApi("JPA");
            MetaDataManager metadataMgr = pmfCtxt.getMetaDataManager();
            PersistenceFileMetaData[] files = metadataMgr.parsePersistenceFiles();
            if (files == null)
            {

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