Uses of Package
cst.common.persistenceLayer

Packages that use cst.common.persistenceLayer
cst.adminTool.persistenceLayer This package contains classes which are responsible for supporting business operations in the MySQL Production data repository. 
cst.common.persistenceLayer Contains classes which handle data persistence tasks to support both logging and administration services. 
cst.loggingTool.persistenceLayer   
 

Classes in cst.common.persistenceLayer used by cst.adminTool.persistenceLayer
AbstractDemonstrationService
          base class containing common features for the demonstration versions of both the LoggingServiceAPI and AdminServiceAPI.
AbstractProductionService
          base class containing common code used to service the production versions of both LoggingServiceAPI and AdminServiceAPI.
DemonstrationDB
          acts as an in-memory database and attempts to simulate peristent storage through the use cloning operations to support original and modified copies of records.
ProductionServiceDatabaseQueries
          handles SQL queries which are common to production versions of both LoggingServiceAPI and AdminServiceAPI services.
 

Classes in cst.common.persistenceLayer used by cst.common.persistenceLayer
DemonstrationDB
          acts as an in-memory database and attempts to simulate peristent storage through the use cloning operations to support original and modified copies of records.
ProductionServiceConnectionManager
          provides and reclaims pooled database connections.
TrialActivityChangeManager
          a utility class used to sort the audit trail of changes made to DemonstrationDB, the database used in the demonstration services.
 

Classes in cst.common.persistenceLayer used by cst.loggingTool.persistenceLayer
AbstractDemonstrationService
          base class containing common features for the demonstration versions of both the LoggingServiceAPI and AdminServiceAPI.
AbstractProductionService
          base class containing common code used to service the production versions of both LoggingServiceAPI and AdminServiceAPI.
DemonstrationDB
          acts as an in-memory database and attempts to simulate peristent storage through the use cloning operations to support original and modified copies of records.
ProductionServiceDatabaseQueries
          handles SQL queries which are common to production versions of both LoggingServiceAPI and AdminServiceAPI services.