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javax.jdo.spi.RegisterClassListener - JDO interface

javax.jdo.spi
Interface RegisterClassListener

Superinterfaces:
EventListener
A "RegisterClassEvent" event gets fired whenever a persistence-capable class is loaded and gets registered with the JDOImplHelper. You can register a RegisterClassListener so as to be notified of any registration of a persistence-capable class.
Since:
JDO 1.0
void registerClass( RegisterClassEvent event)
This method gets called when a persistence-capable class is registered.
This method gets called when a persistence-capable class is registered.
Parameters:
event - a RegisterClassEvent instance describing the registered class plus metadata.
Since:
JDO 1.0
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