Examples of ComponentRegistry

br.com.caelum.vraptor.ComponentRegistry

Represents the registry of all components allowing them to be registered for injection.

This interface doesnt allow component lookup, so during component registration phase no provider tries to instantiate something before it's time to do so.
@author Guilherme Silveira
com.googlecode.wicketwebbeans.model.ComponentRegistry
Registers field and viewer components. The components must implement the following constructor, at minimum:
XyzComponent(String wicketId, IModel model, PropertyMetaData metaData) When registering an array type, use Object[].class as the type, and specify an element type. @author Dan Syrstad
com.sun.sgs.kernel.ComponentRegistry
This is a general registry interface used to provide access to a collection of components by type. It is used by the kernel during startup to configure system components and Services.
edu.indiana.extreme.xbaya.component.registry.ComponentRegistry
@author Satoshi Shirasuna
gov.nasa.arc.mct.services.component.ComponentRegistry
be obtained through an activator ServiceReference ref = bc.getServiceReference(ComponentRegistry.class.getName()); if (ref != null) ComponentRegistry registry = (ComponentRegistry) bc.getService(ref); ... bc.ungetServiceReference(ref); An instance of this class can also be obtained using the OSGI declarative service functionality. @author chris.webster@nasa.gov
org.apache.airavata.workflow.model.component.ComponentRegistry
org.apache.airavata.workflow.model.component.registry.ComponentRegistry
org.apache.airavata.xbaya.component.registry.ComponentRegistry
org.codehaus.plexus.ComponentRegistry
@author Jason van Zyl @author Kenney Westerhof @author Dain Sundstrom
org.infinispan.factories.ComponentRegistry
Named cache specific components @author Manik Surtani @since 4.0
org.jboss.as.ee.component.ComponentRegistry
Registry that can be used to create a fully injected class instance. If there is an appropriate component regiestered an instance of the component will be created. Otherwise the default class introspector will be used to create an instance.
This can be problematic in theory, as it is possible to have multiple components for a single class, however it does not seem to be an issue in practice.
This registry only contains simple component types that have at most 1 view @author Stuart Douglas
org.jboss.cache.factories.ComponentRegistry
A registry where components which have been created are stored. Components are stored as singletons, registered under a specific name.
Components can be retrieved from the registry using {@link #getComponent(Class)}.
Components can be registered using {@link #registerComponent(Object,Class)}, which will cause any dependencies to be wired in as well. Components that need to be created as a result of wiring will be done using {@link #getOrCreateComponent(Class)}, which will look up the default factory for the component type (factories annotated with the appropriate {@link DefaultFactoryFor} annotation.
Default factories are treated as components too and will need to be wired before being used.
The registry can exist in one of several states, as defined by the {@link CacheStatus} enumeration. In terms of the cache,state changes in the following manner:
- INSTANTIATED - when first constructed
- CONSTRUCTED - when created using the DefaultCacheFactory
- When {@link org.jboss.cache.Cache#create()} is called, the components are rewired.
- STARTED - when {@link org.jboss.cache.Cache#start()} is called
- STOPPED - when {@link org.jboss.cache.Cache#stop()} is called
- DESTROYED - when {@link org.jboss.cache.Cache#destroy()} is called.
Cache configuration can only be changed and will only be reinjected if the cache is not in the {@link org.jboss.cache.CacheStatus#STARTED} state. @author Manik Surtani (manik AT jboss DOT org) @since 2.1.0
org.openxri.config.ComponentRegistry
Provides a single point to obtain fully configured server component instances. @author =peacekeeper
se.sics.mspsim.util.ComponentRegistry

Examples of org.openxri.config.ComponentRegistry


    log.trace("init()");


    // we need the store


    ComponentRegistry componentRegistry = ServerConfigFactory.getSingleton().getComponentRegistry();


    this.store = (Store) componentRegistry.getComponent(Store.class);


    // done


    log.trace("Done.");
  }

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Examples of se.sics.mspsim.util.ComponentRegistry

  protected ELF elf;
  protected OperatingModeStatistics stats;




  public GenericNode(String id, MSP430Config config) {
    super(id, new MSP430(0, new ComponentRegistry(), config));
    this.cpu = (MSP430)super.cpu;
    this.registry = cpu.getRegistry();
  }

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