Examples of Conversation

com.restfb.types.Conversation
opers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/page/#conversations"> Conversation Graph API type. @author Mark Allen @author Felipe Kurkowski
com.zhangwoo.spider.po.Conversation
conversation.Conversation
javax.context.Conversation
Defines the conversation instance contract for using in the {@link ConversationScoped} webbeans components.
Please see the 8.5.4 Conversation context lifecycle of the specification.
@see ConversationScoped
javax.enterprise.context.Conversation
The CDI conversation
net.kano.joustsim.oscar.oscar.service.icbm.Conversation
org.apache.myfaces.orchestra.conversation.Conversation
A Conversation is a container for a set of beans.
Optionally, a PersistenceContext can also be associated with a conversation.

There are various ways how to get access to a Conversation instance:
- {@link Conversation#getCurrentInstance} if you are calling from aconversation-scoped bean, or something that is called from such a bean.
- {@link ConversationManager#getConversation(String)}
- by implementing the {@link ConversationAware} or {@link ConversationBindingListener}interface in a bean.
Conversation instances are typically created when an EL expression references a bean whose definition indicates that it is in a conversation scope.

A conversation instance is typically destroyed:
- At the end of a request when it are marked as access-scoped but no bean in the conversation scope was accessed during the just-completed request.
- Via an ox:endConversation component
- Via an action method calling Conversation.invalidate()
- Due to a conversation timeout, ie when no object in the conversation has been accessed for N minutes. See ConversationManagedSessionListener, ConversationTimeoutableAspect, and ConversationManager.checkTimeouts.
org.bukkit.conversations.Conversation
The Conversation class is responsible for tracking the current state of a conversation, displaying prompts to the user, and dispatching the user's response to the appropriate place. Conversation objects are not typically instantiated directly. Instead a {@link ConversationFactory} is used toconstruct identical conversations on demand.
Conversation flow consists of a directed graph of {@link Prompt} objects.Each time a prompt gets input from the user, it must return the next prompt in the graph. Since each Prompt chooses the next Prompt, complex conversation trees can be implemented where the nature of the player's response directs the flow of the conversation.
Each conversation has a {@link ConversationPrefix} that prepends all outputfrom the conversation to the player. The ConversationPrefix can be used to display the plugin name or conversation status as the conversation evolves.
Each conversation has a timeout measured in the number of inactive seconds to wait before abandoning the conversation. If the inactivity timeout is reached, the conversation is abandoned and the user's incoming and outgoing chat is returned to normal.
You should not construct a conversation manually. Instead, use the {@link ConversationFactory} for access to all available options.
org.drools.grid.io.Conversation
org.eclipse.bpmn2.Conversation
A representation of the model object 'Conversation'. @see org.eclipse.bpmn2.Bpmn2Package#getConversation() @model extendedMetaData="name='tConversation' kind='elementOnly'" @generated
org.gatein.pc.test.unit.protocol.Conversation
@author Julien Viet
org.jboss.seam.core.Conversation
Allows the conversation timeout to be set per-conversation, and the conversation description and switchable outcome to be set when the application requires workspace management functionality. @author Gavin King
org.jibeframework.core.app.conversation.Conversation
@author dhalupa
org.jivesoftware.openfire.archive.Conversation
Represents an IM conversation between two people. A conversation encompasses a series of messages sent back and forth. It may cover a single topic or several. The start of a conversation occurs when the first message between two users is sent. It ends when either:
- No messages are sent between the users for a certain period of time (default of 10 minutes). The default value can be overridden by setting the Openfire property conversation.idleTime.
- The total conversation time reaches a maximum value (default of 60 minutes). The default value can be overridden by setting the Openfire property conversation.maxTime. When the max time has been reached and additional messages are sent between the users, a new conversation will simply be started.
Each conversation has a start time, date of the last message, and count of the messages in the conversation. Conversations are specially marked if one of the participants is on an external server. If archiving is enabled, the actual messages in the conversation can be retrieved. @author Matt Tucker
org.oasisopen.sca.Conversation
Interface representing a Conversation providing access to the conversation id and and a mechanism to terminate the conversation. @version $Rev: 738490 $ $Date: 2009-01-28 14:07:54 +0000 (Wed, 28 Jan 2009) $
org.osoa.sca.Conversation
Interface representing a Conversation providing access to the conversation id and and a mechanism to terminate the conversation. @version $Rev: 512440 $ $Date: 2007-02-27 22:08:01 +0000 (Tue, 27 Feb 2007) $
org.simpleframework.http.core.Conversation
The Conversation object is used to set and interpret the semantics of the HTTP headers with regard to the encoding used for the response. This will ensure the the correct headers are used so that if chunked encoding or a connection close is needed that the headers are set accordingly. This allows both the server and client to agree on the best semantics to use. @author Niall Gallagher @see org.simpleframework.http.core.ResponseBuffer @see org.simpleframework.http.core.Transfer
org.springframework.webflow.conversation.Conversation
with the Conversation object, calling methods like // getAttribute(), putAttribute() and end() } finally { conv.unlock(); }
Note that the attributes associated with a conversation are not "conversation scope" as defined for a flow execution. They can be any attributes, possibly technical in nature, associated with the conversation. @author Keith Donald @author Erwin Vervaet
org.waveprotocol.wave.model.conversation.Conversation
A set of participants and a tree-like structure of threads of blips in which they participate. A conversation also contains data documents, some of which are interpreted to implement the blip structure, tags, etc. Conversations may reference other conversations in a tree structure as part of a {@link ConversationView}. @author anorth@google.com (Alex North)
webframe.Conversation

Examples of com.restfb.types.Conversation

  /**
   * test reading in a sample page conversation
   */
  @Test
  public void conversation() {
    Conversation conversation = createJsonMapper().toJavaObject(jsonFromClasspath("conversation"), Conversation.class);
    assertEquals("t_id.378684585488220", conversation.getId());


    List<Message> messages = conversation.getMessages();
    assertEquals(2, messages.size());


    List<Message.Attachment> attachments = messages.get(0).getAttachments();
    assertEquals(2, attachments.size());
    assertNull(attachments.get(0).getImageData());

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Examples of com.zhangwoo.spider.po.Conversation

    try {
      NodeList cons = (NodeList) xpath.evaluate(
          "//TABLE[@width='349' and @height='210']", docHtml,
          XPathConstants.NODESET);
      for (int i = 0; i < cons.getLength(); i++) {
        Conversation result = new Conversation();
        result.setContent(xpath.evaluate(
            "//TABLE[@width='349' and @height='210']",
                cons.item(i)));
        System.out.println(xpath.evaluate(
            "//TABLE[@width='349' and @height='210']",
                cons.item(i)));

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Examples of conversation.Conversation

    private static Settings settings;
    
    
    public ChatEngine(){
      this.settings=new Settings();
      conversation = new Conversation();
      connectWindow = new ConnectWindow();
        infoWindow = new InfoWindow();
        settingsWindow = new SettingsWindow();
        mainWindow = new MainWindow();

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Examples of javax.context.Conversation


    public Conversation createNewConversation(String viewId)
    {
        Asserts.assertNotNull(viewId, "viewId parameter can not be null");


        Conversation conversation = getCurrentConversation();
        ((ConversationImpl) conversation).setViewId(viewId);


        // Create conversation context
        // ContextFactory.initConversationContext();

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Examples of javax.enterprise.context.Conversation

                ConversationManager conversationManager = webBeansContext.getConversationManager();
                Iterator<Conversation> iterator = conversationContextMap.keySet().iterator();


                while (iterator.hasNext())
                {
                    Conversation conversation = iterator.next();
                    ConversationContext context = conversationContextMap.get(conversation);
                    conversationManager.addConversationContext(conversation, context);
                }
            }

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Examples of javax.enterprise.context.Conversation

        // ----- execute
        // create conversation
        ConversationContext conversationContext = new ConversationContext();
        conversationContext.setActive(true);


        Conversation conversation = new ConversationImpl(session.getId(), getWebBeansContext());
        conversation.begin();


        ConversationManager conversationManager = getWebBeansContext().getConversationManager();
        conversationManager.addConversationContext(conversation, conversationContext);


        getWebBeansContext().registerService(ConversationService.class, new MockConversationService(session, conversation));


        // set sample text
        getInstance(ConversationScopedBean.class, conversationContext).setText(CONVERSATION_SCOPED_SAMPLE_TEXT);


        // store beans in session
        failoverService.sessionIsIdle(session);


        // serialize / deserialize and store deserialized bag back to session
        FailOverBag failOverBag;
        failOverBag = (FailOverBag) session.getAttribute(FailOverBag.SESSION_ATTRIBUTE_NAME);
        failOverBag = (FailOverBag) serialize(failOverBag);


        session.setAttribute(FailOverBag.SESSION_ATTRIBUTE_NAME, failOverBag);


        // remove sample text
        getInstance(ConversationScopedBean.class, conversationContext).setText(null);


        getWebBeansContext().getContextsService().endContext(ConversationScoped.class, conversationContext);


        // restore beans from session
        failoverService.sessionDidActivate(session);






        // ----- assert
        // get and activate conversation
        Map<Conversation, ConversationContext> conversationMap =
                conversationManager.getConversationMapWithSessionId(session.getId());


        Conversation propogatedConversation =
                conversationManager.getPropogatedConversation(conversation.getId(), session.getId());


        ConversationContext propogatedConversationContext =  conversationMap.get(propogatedConversation);
        propogatedConversationContext.setActive(true);

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Examples of javax.enterprise.context.Conversation

   *
   * this method allows to start a conversation if no conversation is active
   */
  public Task startTask(String taskId, boolean beginConversation) {
    if(beginConversation) {
      Conversation conversation = conversationInstance.get();
      if(conversation.isTransient()) {
       conversation.begin();
      }
    }
    return startTask(taskId);
  }

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Examples of javax.enterprise.context.Conversation

        if (conversationContext == null)
        {
            return;
        }


        Conversation conversation = conversationManager.getConversationBeanReference();


        if (conversation == null)
        {
            return;
        }


        if (conversation.isTransient())
        {
            if (logger.isLoggable(Level.FINE))
            {
                logger.log(Level.FINE, "Destroying the transient conversation context with cid : [{0}]", conversation.getId());
            }
            destroyConversationContext();
        }
        else
        {

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Examples of javax.enterprise.context.Conversation

            {
                ConversationManager conversationManager = webBeansContext.getConversationManager();
                java.util.Iterator<Conversation> it = conversationContextMap.keySet().iterator();
                while(it.hasNext()) 
                {
                    Conversation c = it.next();
                    ConversationContext cc = conversationContextMap.get(c);
                    conversationManager.addConversationContext(c, cc);
                }
            }
        }

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Examples of javax.enterprise.context.Conversation

        if (phaseEvent.getPhaseId().equals(PhaseId.RENDER_RESPONSE) ||
                phaseEvent.getFacesContext().getResponseComplete())
        {
            WebBeansContext webBeansContext = WebBeansContext.getInstance();
            ConversationManager conversationManager = webBeansContext.getConversationManager();
            Conversation conversation = conversationManager.getConversationBeanReference();
            ContextFactory contextFactory = webBeansContext.getContextFactory();


            if (conversation.isTransient())
            {
                if (logger.isLoggable(Level.FINE))
                {
                    logger.log(Level.FINE, "Destroying the conversation context with cid : [{0}]", conversation.getId());
                }
                contextFactory.destroyConversationContext();
            }
            else
            {

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