Examples of ModuleContext

com.caucho.quercus.module.ModuleContext
Class-loader specific context for loaded PHP.
de.odysseus.calyxo.base.ModuleContext
Module context interface. An application consists of several modules, represented by a context.
- Each module has a unique name
- The modules of an application share the same servlet context
- Within a module, there are so-called actions, which are selected by a context-relative path. The context provides a method to get this path for a given action identifier.
- A module context offers its own scope, just like request, session and servlet context.
@see de.odysseus.calyxo.base.ModuleSupport @author Christoph Beck
net.kuujo.vertigo.component.ModuleContext
com/kuujo">Jordan Halterman
org.apache.openejb.ModuleContext
@version $Rev$ $Date$
org.jboss.gravia.runtime.ModuleContext
A module's execution context within the Runtime. The context is used to grant access to other methods so that this module can interact with the Runtime.
{@code ModuleContext} methods allow a module to:
- Subscribe to events published by the Runtime.
- Register service objects with the Runtime service registry.
- Retrieve {@code ServiceReferences} from the Runtime service registry.
- Get and release service objects for a referenced service.
- Create {@code File} objects for files in a persistent storage area provided for the module by the Runtime.
A {@code ModuleContext} object will be created for a module when the moduleis started. The {@code Module} object associated with a {@code ModuleContext}object is called the context module.
The {@code ModuleContext} object will be passed to the{@link ModuleActivator#start(ModuleContext)} method during activation of thecontext module. The same {@code ModuleContext} object will be passed to the{@link ModuleActivator#stop(ModuleContext)} method when the context module isstopped. A {@code ModuleContext} object is generally for the private use ofits associated module and is not meant to be shared with other modules in the environment.
The {@code ModuleContext} object is only valid during the execution of itscontext module; that is, during the period from when the context module is in the {@code STARTING}, {@code STOPPING}, and {@code ACTIVE} module states. Ifthe {@code ModuleContext} object is used subsequently, an{@code IllegalStateException} must be thrown. The {@code ModuleContext}object must never be reused after its context module is stopped.
Two {@code ModuleContext} objects are equal if they both refer to the sameexecution context of a module. The Runtime is the only entity that can create {@code ModuleContext} objects and they are only valid within theRuntime that created them.
A {@link Module} can be {@link Module#adapt(Class) adapted} to its{@code ModuleContext}. @author thomas.diesler@jboss.com @since 27-Sep-2013 @ThreadSafe
org.osoa.sca.ModuleContext
Interface that can be used by SCA Components to access information about the Module that contains them. @version $Rev: 408581 $ $Date: 2006-05-21 23:34:24 -0700 (Sun, 21 May 2006) $
org.unidal.initialization.ModuleContext

Examples of org.osoa.sca.ModuleContext


        // Associate the application module component with this thread
        tuscany.start();


        // Obtain SCA module context.
        ModuleContext moduleContext = CurrentModuleContext.getContext();


        // Locate the HelloWorld service component and invoke it
        Customer customer = (Customer) moduleContext.locateService("CustomerComponent");
        System.out.println("Main thread " + Thread.currentThread());
        customer.purchaseGoods();


    }

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Examples of org.unidal.initialization.ModuleContext

  }


  @Override
  protected void initComponents(ServletConfig servletConfig) throws ServletException {
    try {
      ModuleContext ctx = new DefaultModuleContext(getContainer());
      ModuleInitializer initializer = ctx.lookup(ModuleInitializer.class);
      File clientXmlFile = getConfigFile(servletConfig, "cat-client-xml", "client.xml");
      File serverXmlFile = getConfigFile(servletConfig, "cat-server-xml", "server.xml");


      ctx.setAttribute("cat-client-config-file", clientXmlFile);
      ctx.setAttribute("cat-server-config-file", serverXmlFile);
      initializer.execute(ctx);
    } catch (Exception e) {
      m_exception = e;
      System.err.println(e);
      throw new ServletException(e);

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