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package org.hibernate.jdbc;

import java.sql.Connection;
import java.sql.SQLException;

This interface provides a way to execute unrelated "work" objects using polymorphism. Instances of this interface can accept a WorkExecutor visitor for executing a discrete piece of work, and return an implementation-defined result.
Author:Gail Badner
/** * This interface provides a way to execute unrelated "work" objects using * polymorphism. * * Instances of this interface can accept a {@link WorkExecutor} visitor * for executing a discrete piece of work, and return an implementation-defined * result. * * @author Gail Badner */
public interface WorkExecutorVisitable<T> {
Accepts a WorkExecutor visitor for executing a discrete piece of work, and returns an implementation-defined result..
Params:
  • executor – The visitor that executes the work.
  • connection – The connection on which to perform the work.
Throws:
Returns:an implementation-defined result
/** * Accepts a {@link WorkExecutor} visitor for executing a discrete * piece of work, and returns an implementation-defined result.. * * @param executor The visitor that executes the work. * @param connection The connection on which to perform the work. * * @return an implementation-defined result * * @throws SQLException Thrown during execution of the underlying JDBC interaction. * @throws org.hibernate.HibernateException Generally indicates a wrapped SQLException. */
public T accept(WorkExecutor<T> executor, Connection connection) throws SQLException; }