All Classes and Interfaces

Class	Description
Adapter	Adapters contain technology specific implementations to either drive (see PrimaryPort) or implement Ports (see SecondaryPort).
AggregateRoot	Identifies an aggregate root, i.e. the root entity of an aggregate.
AggregateRoot<T,ID>	Identifies an aggregate root, i.e. the root entity of an aggregate.
Application	An annotation to assign packages and types the role of core application code.
ApplicationLayer	Identifies the ApplicationLayer in a layered architecture.
ApplicationRing	Identifies the ApplicationRing in an onion architecture.
ApplicationServiceRing	Identifies the ApplicationServiceRing in an onion architecture.
Association	An association to an AggregateRoot.
Association<T,ID>	An association to an AggregateRoot.
BoundedContext	Identifies a bounded context.
Command	Deprecated. since 1.7, for removal in 2.0.
Command	Identifies a command in the context of CQRS, i.e. a request to the system for the change of data.
CommandDispatcher	Deprecated. since 1.7, for removal in 2.0.
CommandDispatcher	Identifies a command dispatcher in the context of CQRS, i.e. logic to dispatch a Command.
CommandHandler	Deprecated. since 1.7, for removal in 2.0.
CommandHandler	Identifies a command handler in the context of CQRS, i.e. logic to process a Command.
DomainEvent	A domain event is a full-fledged part of the domain model, a representation of something that happened in the domain.
DomainEvent	A domain event is a full-fledged part of the domain model, a representation of something that happened in the domain.
DomainEventHandler	Identifies a domain event handler, i.e. logic to process a DomainEvent.
DomainEventPublisher	Identifies a domain event publisher, i.e. logic to publish a DomainEvent.
DomainEventPublisher.PublisherType
DomainLayer	Identifies the DomainLayer in a layered architecture.
DomainModelRing	Identifies the DomainModelRing in an onion architecture.
DomainRing	Identifies the DomainRing in an onion architecture.
DomainServiceRing	Identifies the DomainServiceRing in an onion architecture.
Entity	Identifies an Entity.
Entity<T,ID>	Identifies an Entity.
Externalized	Annotation to marks domain events as to be externalized, which means that they are intended to be published to infrastructure outside the application.
Externalized	Interface to marks domain events as to be externalized, which means that they are intended to be published to infrastructure outside the application.
Factory	Identifies a Factory.
Identifiable<ID>	An identifiable type, i.e. anything that exposes an Identifier.
Identifier	Marker interface for identifiers.
Identity	Declares a field (or a getter) of a class to constitute the identity of the corresponding class.
InfrastructureLayer	Identifies the InfrastructureLayer in a layered architecture.
InfrastructureRing	Identifies the InfrastructureRing in an onion architecture.
InfrastructureRing	Identifies the InfrastructureRing in an onion architecture.
InterfaceLayer	Identifies the InterfaceLayer in a layered architecture.
Module	Identifies a DDD module.
Port	A Port defines an entry point into the Application that can either drive it (see PrimaryPort) or be driven by the application (see SecondaryPort).
PrimaryAdapter	A PrimaryAdapter connects the outside of an application to an PrimaryPort exposed by the application's core.
PrimaryPort	In Hexagonal Architecture an PrimaryPort describes an interface into an application's core that is exposed to the outside to drive the application.
QueryModel	Deprecated. since 1.7, for removal in 2.0.
QueryModel	Identifies a query model element in the context of CQRS, i.e. a (persistent) object optimized for read-access and only only on the Q(uery) part of the architecture.
Repository	Identifies a Repository.
Repository<T,ID>	Identifies a Repository.
SecondaryAdapter	SecondaryAdapters implement SecondaryPort to ultimately link the applications core to some extrenal technology, like a database, message broker, email server or third-party service.
SecondaryPort	An SecondaryPort describes abstractions that describes interfaces to the outside that are driven by the application's core, like a repository (to interact with a database) or a message publisher.
Service	Identifies a domain Service.
ValueObject	Identifies a value object.
ValueObject	Identifies a value object.