Examples of ApplicationState

com.dianping.cat.home.utilization.entity.ApplicationState
com.google.speedtracer.client.model.ApplicationState
This class contains the state of all of visualizations.
org.apache.cassandra.gms.ApplicationState
This abstraction represents the state associated with a particular node which an application wants to make available to the rest of the nodes in the cluster. Whenever a piece of state needs to be disseminated to the rest of cluster wrap the state in an instance of ApplicationState and add it to the Gossiper. e.g. if we want to disseminate load information for node A do the following: ApplicationState loadState = new ApplicationState(); Gossiper.instance().addApplicationState("LOAD STATE", loadState);
org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.resourcemanager.recovery.RMStateStore.ApplicationState
org.apache.tapestry.annotations.ApplicationState
org.apache.tapestry5.annotations.ApplicationState
A mixin for a text field that allows for autocompletion of text fields. This is based on Prototype's autocompleter control.
The mixin renders an (initially invisible) progress indicator after the field (it will also be after the error icon most fields render). The progress indicator is made visible during the request to the server. The mixin then renders a <div> that will be filled in on the client side with dynamically obtained selections.
Multiple selection on the client is enabled by binding the tokens parameter (however, the mixin doesn't help split multiple selections up on the server, that is still your code's responsibility).
The container is responsible for providing an event handler for event "providecompletions". The context will be the partial input string sent from the client. The return value should be an array or list of completions, in presentation order. I.e.
```
 String[] onProvideCompletionsFromMyField(String input) { return . . .; } 
```
org.exoplatform.portal.application.replication.ApplicationState
The state of an application. @author Julien Viet @version $Revision$
org.exoplatform.portal.config.model.ApplicationState
The state of an application which can be either transient of persistent. @author Julien Viet @version $Revision$ @param < S> the content state type

Examples of org.exoplatform.portal.application.replication.ApplicationState

            // because the session might be invalidated and the response is already commited to the client.
            // That situation happens during a logout that invalidates the HttpSession
            if (session != null) {
                String key = getKey(context);
                log.debug("Storing application " + key);
                session.setAttribute(APPLICATION_ATTRIBUTE_PREFIX + key, new ApplicationState(uiapp, context.getRemoteUser()));
            }
        }
    }

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Examples of org.exoplatform.portal.application.replication.ApplicationState


        //
        WebuiApplication app = (WebuiApplication) context.getApplication();


        //
        ApplicationState appState = null;
        HttpSession session = getSession(context);
        if (session != null) {
            appState = (ApplicationState) session.getAttribute(APPLICATION_KEY);
        }


        //


        //
        UIApplication uiapp = null;
        if (appState != null) {
            if (Safe.equals(context.getRemoteUser(), appState.getUserName())) {
                uiapp = appState.getApplication();
            }
        }


        //
        if (appState != null) {
            log.debug("Found application " + APPLICATION_KEY + " :" + appState.getApplication());
        } else {
            log.debug("Application " + APPLICATION_KEY + " not found");
        }


        //

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Examples of org.exoplatform.portal.application.replication.ApplicationState

            // At this point if it returns null it means that it was not possible to create a session
            // because the session might be invalidated and the response is already commited to the client.
            // That situation happens during a logout that invalidates the HttpSession
            if (session != null) {
                log.debug("Storing application " + APPLICATION_KEY);
                session.setAttribute(APPLICATION_KEY, new ApplicationState(uiapp, context.getRemoteUser()));
            }
        }
    }

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Examples of org.exoplatform.portal.config.model.ApplicationState

            assertNotNull(container);
            assertEquals(2, container.getChildren().size());
            assertTrue(container.getChildren().get(0) instanceof PageBody);
            assertTrue(((Application)container.getChildren().get(1)).getType() == ApplicationType.PORTLET);
            Application<Portlet> pa = (Application<Portlet>)container.getChildren().get(1);
            ApplicationState state = pa.getState();
            assertEquals("foo/bar", storage_.getId(pa.getState()));
         }
      }.execute(null);
   }

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Examples of org.exoplatform.portal.config.model.ApplicationState

                    // Hardcode on state to fix error while drag/drop Dashboard
                    if ("dashboard/DashboardPortlet".equals(app.getContentId())) {
                        TransientApplicationState state = new TransientApplicationState<Object>(app.getContentId());
                        uiPortlet.setState(new PortletState(state, applicationType));
                    } else {
                        ApplicationState state;
                        // if we have a new portlet added to the page we need for it to have its own state.
                        // otherwise all new portlets added to a page will have the same state.
                        if (newComponent) {
                            state = new TransientApplicationState<Object>(app.getContentId());

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