annotations

Type Members

1. type Column = com.pagerduty.mapper.annotations.impl.ColumnAnnotation @scala.annotation.meta.field

   

   Used to annotate field in an @Entity.

2. type Discriminator = DiscriminatorAnnotation

   

   Used to define discriminator value for persistable classes that are part of inheritance mapping.

   Used to define discriminator value for persistable classes that are part of inheritance mapping.

   @Entity
   @Discriminator("subclass1")
   case class SubClass1(...)

3. type Entity = EntityAnnotation

   

   Used to annotate persistable classes.

   Used to annotate persistable classes.

   @Entity
   case class MyClass(...)

4. type Id = com.pagerduty.mapper.annotations.impl.IdAnnotation @scala.annotation.meta.field

   

   Used to annotate id field in an @Entity.

5. type Serializer = com.pagerduty.mapper.annotations.impl.SerializerAnnotation @scala.annotation.meta.field

   

   Used on fields in conjunction with @Column to indicate special serializer.

6. type Superclass = SuperclassAnnotation

   

   Used to annotate the root of persistable class tree.

   Used to annotate the root of persistable class tree. All the persistable subclasses must be defined in the annotation.

   @Entity
   @Superclass(Array(classOf[SubClass1], classOf[SubClass2]))
   case class SuperClass(...)

7. type Ttl = TtlAnnotation

   

   Used to define TTL in seconds.

   Used to define TTL in seconds. When combined with inheritance mapping, and both superclass and a subclass specify TTL, the most specific TTL (the subclass) will take precedence.

   If a class has fields that themselves are annotate as @Entity and specify a @Ttl, those other TTL values are ignored. All the fields in a class will have the same TTL value as specified with Entity that maps to a column family. If the outermost Entity does not specify a TTL, then none of the fields will have TTL set.

   @Entity
   @Ttl(seconds=2*3600)
   case class MyClass(...)