DomainModelDescriptor (Hibernate JavaDocs)

All Known Implementing Classes:

AbstractDomainModelDescriptor, AnimalDomainModel, ContactsDomainModel, GambitDomainModel, HelpDeskDomainModel, RetailDomainModel
```
public interface DomainModelDescriptor
```
Describes a standard domain model

See Also:

StandardDomainModel, DomainModel, DomainModelFunctionalTesting, DomainModelExtension

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Default Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`void`	`applyDomainModel(MetadataSources sources)`	Apply the model classes to the given MetadataSources
`Class[]`	`getAnnotatedClasses()`
`default EnumSet<MappingFeature>`	`getMappingFeaturesUsed()`	Identifies the specific mapping features this domain model uses.
`default String`	`getNamespace()`	The namespace to apply the model to.

- Method Detail
  - getAnnotatedClasses
```
Class[] getAnnotatedClasses()
```
  - applyDomainModel
```
void applyDomainModel(MetadataSources sources)
```
    Apply the model classes to the given MetadataSources
  - getNamespace
```
default String getNamespace()
```
    The namespace to apply the model to. This is interpreted as a catalog name or a schema name depending on the capability of the underlying database via Dialect. Would require a new Dialect method I think, though we could also leverage the driver's db-metadata to ascertain which interpretation to use which would not need any (more) test-specific Dialect feature. Note however that this might be a useful feature as well for users instead of JPA's Table.catalog() / Table.schema(). AKA, something like `@org.hibernate.annotations.Namespace("a_name")` or `@org.hibernate.annotations.Table( namespace="a_name", ... )`. This may be null indicating that the default namespace should be used. Note that domain models can use the same namespace so long as they do not share db-object (tables, etc) names
  - getMappingFeaturesUsed
```
default EnumSet<MappingFeature> getMappingFeaturesUsed()
```
    Identifies the specific mapping features this domain model uses.