Class and Description |
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BeanProvider
A bean provider is used for defining the actual procedure for generating a bean.
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CreationalContext
The CreationalContext is as its name implies, the context used in the creation of beans.
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SimpleCreationalContext
A SimpleCreationalContext is used for representing context associated with the creation of a bean and its dependencies.
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Class and Description |
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SyncBeanManager |
Class and Description |
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AbstractCreationalContext |
AbstractIOCBean |
BeanProvider
A bean provider is used for defining the actual procedure for generating a bean.
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BeanRef
This class is used as a resolver class within the bean manager to represent a unique bean definition
for a given type and combination of qualifiers.
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ClientBeanManager |
CreationalContext
The CreationalContext is as its name implies, the context used in the creation of beans.
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DestructionCallback
A destruction callback is used to implement a set of tasks to be performed on a bean prior to it being destroyed
(or taken out of service) by the bean manager.
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InitializationCallback
An initialization callback is used to implement a set of tasks to be executed against the specified bean, prior
to putting the bean into service.
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IOCBeanDef
Represents a bean definition within the bean manager.
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IOCDependentBean
Represents a default dependent scoped bean.
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ProxyResolver
A ProxyResolver is used to implement a proxy closing strategy in the wiring of beans within the container.
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SyncBeanManager |
SyncBeanManagerImpl
A simple bean manager provided by the Errai IOC framework.
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SyncBeanManagerSetup |
Tuple
A simple tuple implementation meant to hold a key-value pair.
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Class and Description |
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AbstractCreationalContext |
BeanRef
This class is used as a resolver class within the bean manager to represent a unique bean definition
for a given type and combination of qualifiers.
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ClientBeanManager |
CreationalContext
The CreationalContext is as its name implies, the context used in the creation of beans.
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DestructionCallback
A destruction callback is used to implement a set of tasks to be performed on a bean prior to it being destroyed
(or taken out of service) by the bean manager.
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