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package org.hibernate.service;
A registry of services
. Author: Steve Ebersole
/**
* A registry of {@link Service services}.
*
* @author Steve Ebersole
*/
public interface ServiceRegistry {
Retrieve this registry's parent registry.
Returns: The parent registry. May be null.
/**
* Retrieve this registry's parent registry.
*
* @return The parent registry. May be null.
*/
public ServiceRegistry getParentServiceRegistry();
Retrieve a service by role. If service is not found, but a ServiceInitiator
is registered for this service role, the service will be initialized and returned. NOTE: We cannot return <R extends Service<T>>
here because the service might come from the parent... Params: - serviceRole – The service role
Type parameters: - <R> – The service role type
Throws: - UnknownServiceException – Indicates the service was not known.
Returns: The requested service.
/**
* Retrieve a service by role. If service is not found, but a {@link org.hibernate.service.spi.ServiceInitiator} is
* registered for this service role, the service will be initialized and returned.
* <p/>
* NOTE: We cannot return {@code <R extends Service<T>>} here because the service might come from the parent...
*
* @param serviceRole The service role
* @param <R> The service role type
*
* @return The requested service.
*
* @throws UnknownServiceException Indicates the service was not known.
*/
public <R extends Service> R getService(Class<R> serviceRole);
}