@NonNullApi
See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| ExecutionContextDao |
DAO interface for persisting and retrieving
ExecutionContexts. |
| JobExecutionDao |
Data Access Object for job executions.
|
| JobInstanceDao |
Data Access Object for job instances.
|
| StepExecutionDao |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractJdbcBatchMetadataDao |
Encapsulates common functionality needed by JDBC batch metadata DAOs -
provides jdbcTemplate for subclasses and handles table prefixes.
|
| DefaultExecutionContextSerializer |
An implementation of the
ExecutionContextSerializer using the default
serialization implementations from Spring (DefaultSerializer and
DefaultDeserializer). |
| Jackson2ExecutionContextStringSerializer |
Implementation that uses Jackson2 to provide (de)serialization.
|
| JdbcExecutionContextDao |
JDBC DAO for
ExecutionContext. |
| JdbcJobExecutionDao |
JDBC implementation of
JobExecutionDao. |
| JdbcJobInstanceDao |
JDBC implementation of
JobInstanceDao. |
| JdbcStepExecutionDao |
JDBC implementation of
StepExecutionDao.Allows customization of the tables names used by Spring Batch for step meta data via a prefix property. Uses sequences or tables (via Spring's DataFieldMaxValueIncrementer
abstraction) to create all primary keys before inserting a new row. |
| MapExecutionContextDao | Deprecated
as of v4.3 in favor of using the
JdbcExecutionContextDao
with an in-memory database. |
| MapJobExecutionDao | Deprecated
as of v4.3 in favor of using the
JdbcJobExecutionDao
with an in-memory database. |
| MapJobInstanceDao | Deprecated
as of v4.3 in favor of using the
JdbcJobInstanceDao
with an in-memory database. |
| MapStepExecutionDao | Deprecated
as of v4.3 in favor of using the
JdbcStepExecutionDao
with an in-memory database. |
| XStreamExecutionContextStringSerializer | Deprecated
Due to the incompatibilities between current Jettison versions and XStream
versions, this serializer is deprecated in favor of
Jackson2ExecutionContextStringSerializer |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| NoSuchObjectException |
This exception identifies that a batch domain object is invalid, which
is generally caused by an invalid ID.
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