PersistentCacheManager

All Superinterfaces:

java.lang.AutoCloseable, CacheManager, java.io.Closeable
```
public interface PersistentCacheManager
extends CacheManager
```
A CacheManager that knows how to lifecycle caches that can outlive the JVM.

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`void`	`destroy()`	Destroys all persistent data associated with this `PersistentCacheManager`.
`void`	`destroyCache(java.lang.String alias)`	Destroys all data persistent data associated with the aliased `Cache` instance managed by this `CacheManager`.

Methods inherited from interface org.ehcache.CacheManager
close, createCache, createCache, getCache, getRuntimeConfiguration, getStatus, init, removeCache

- Method Detail
  - destroy
```
void destroy()
      throws CachePersistenceException
```
    Destroys all persistent data associated with this PersistentCacheManager.
    This is achieved by putting the CacheManager in MAINTENANCE mode, executing the destroy and then exiting the MAINTENANCE mode.
    
    Throws:
    
    java.lang.IllegalStateException - if state maintenance couldn't be reached
    
    CachePersistenceException - when something goes wrong destroying the persistent data
  - destroyCache
```
void destroyCache(java.lang.String alias)
           throws CachePersistenceException
```
    Destroys all data persistent data associated with the aliased Cache instance managed by this CacheManager.
    This requires the CacheManager to be either in AVAILABLE or MAINTENANCE mode.
    
    If the CacheManager is AVAILABLE, the operation is executed without lifecycle interactions.
    
    If the CacheManager is not AVAILABLE then it attempts to go into MAINTENANCE. Upon success, the destroyCache operation is performed and then MAINTENANCE mode is exited. On failure, an exception will be thrown and no destroy will have happened.
    Parameters:
    
    alias - the Cache's alias to destroy all persistent data from
    
    Throws:
    
    CachePersistenceException - when something goes wrong destroying the persistent data