org.unitils.database.util
Interface Flushable

public interface Flushable

Marks a module as being flushable. This means that flushDatabaseUpdates(Object) will be called on the module when a flush is requested on the DatabaseModule (by calling its flushDatabaseUpdates(Object) method).

An example a flushable module is the HibernateModule. Hibernate stores updates in the session (in memory) without performing them on the database. If you want to be sure that these updates are executed on the database, you need to flush the hibernate session.

Author:

Tim Ducheyne, Filip Neven

Method Summary

void	flushDatabaseUpdates(java.lang.Object testObject) Flush all cached database operations.

Method Detail

flushDatabaseUpdates

void flushDatabaseUpdates(java.lang.Object testObject)

Flush all cached database operations.

Parameters:

testObject -