Examples of HandlerDefinition

com.sun.jsftemplating.layout.descriptors.handler.HandlerDefinition

A HandlerDefinition defines a "handler" that may be invoked in the process of executing an event. A HandlerDefinition has an id, java method, input definitions, output definitions, and child handlers.

The java method to be invoked must have the following method signature:

public void beginDisplay(HandlerContext handlerCtx)

void above can return a value. Depending on the type of event, return values may be handled differently.
@author Ken Paulsen (ken.paulsen@sun.com)
org.jibx.ws.server.HandlerDefinition
Defines a handler to be invoked during processing, for example for SOAP header handling. Handlers to be used for a service are set using {@link ServiceDefinition#setHandlerDefinitions(java.util.List)}.
When using JiBX to configure the service, this is populated from the XML service definition document by JiBX unmarshalling. A new instance of the specified handler class will be constructed with the specified arguments for each service instance. Since a separate handler class instance is created for each context these do not need to be threadsafe - only one thread will call any given handler instance at a time.
If not using JiBX to configure the service, a handler object can be specified in place of specifying the handler class and arguments. Since only a single instance of this handler object will be used, the object must be thread-safe. @author Nigel Charman
org.openbp.core.handler.HandlerDefinition
Definition of an event handler. @author Heiko Erhardt

Examples of org.openbp.core.handler.HandlerDefinition

  /**
   * Default constructor.
   */
  public NodeImpl()
  {
    setEventHandlerDefinition(new HandlerDefinition());
  }

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Examples of org.openbp.core.handler.HandlerDefinition


    queueType = src.queueType;
    geometry = src.geometry;
    process = src.process;


    setEventHandlerDefinition(new HandlerDefinition());
    eventHandlerDefinition.copyFrom(src.eventHandlerDefinition, Copyable.COPY_DEEP);
    eventHandlerDefinition.setOwner(this);
  }

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