Package org.springframework.cache.jcache.interceptor

@NonNullApi @NonNullFields package org.springframework.cache.jcache.interceptor

AOP-based solution for declarative caching demarcation using JSR-107 annotations.

Strongly based on the infrastructure in org.springframework.cache.interceptor that deals with Spring's caching annotations.

Builds on the AOP infrastructure in org.springframework.aop.framework. Any POJO can be cache-advised with Spring.

Related Packages

Package	Description
org.springframework.cache.jcache	Implementation package for JSR-107 (javax.cache aka "JCache") based caches.
org.springframework.cache.jcache.config	Support package for declarative JSR-107 caching configuration.

Class	Description
AbstractFallbackJCacheOperationSource	Abstract implementation of JCacheOperationSource that caches operations for methods and implements a fallback policy: 1.
AnnotationJCacheOperationSource	Implementation of the JCacheOperationSource interface that reads the JSR-107 CacheResult, CachePut, CacheRemove and CacheRemoveAll annotations.
BeanFactoryJCacheOperationSourceAdvisor	Advisor driven by a JCacheOperationSource, used to include a cache advice bean for methods that are cacheable.
DefaultJCacheOperationSource	The default JCacheOperationSource implementation delegating default operations to configurable services with sensible defaults when not present.
JCacheAspectSupport	Base class for JSR-107 caching aspects, such as the JCacheInterceptor or an AspectJ aspect.
JCacheInterceptor	AOP Alliance MethodInterceptor for declarative cache management using JSR-107 caching annotations.
JCacheOperation<A extends Annotation>	Model the base of JSR-107 cache operation through an interface contract.
JCacheOperationSource	Interface used by JCacheInterceptor.
JCacheOperationSourcePointcut	Deprecated, for removal: This API element is subject to removal in a future version. since 6.0.10, as it is not used by the framework anymore
SimpleExceptionCacheResolver	A simple CacheResolver that resolves the exception cache based on a configurable CacheManager and the name of the cache: CacheResultOperation.getExceptionCacheName().