Examples of ObjectReference

com.sun.jdi.ObjectReference
An object that currently exists in the target VM. An ObjectReference mirrors only the object itself and is not specific to any {@link Field} or {@link LocalVariable} to which it is currentlyassigned. An ObjectReference can have 0 or more references from field(s) and/or variable(s).
Any method on ObjectReference which directly or indirectly takes ObjectReference as an parameter may throw {@link com.sun.jdi.VMDisconnectedException} if the target VM isdisconnected and the {@link com.sun.jdi.event.VMDisconnectEvent} has been or isavailable to be read from the {@link com.sun.jdi.event.EventQueue}.
Any method on ObjectReference which directly or indirectly takes ObjectReference as an parameter may throw {@link com.sun.jdi.VMOutOfMemoryException} if the target VM has run out of memory.
Any method on ObjectReference or which directly or indirectly takes ObjectReference as parameter may throw {@link com.sun.jdi.ObjectCollectedException} if the mirrored object has beengarbage collected. @author Robert Field @author Gordon Hirsch @author James McIlree @since 1.3
com.thoughtworks.proxy.kit.ObjectReference
A way to refer to objects that are stored in "awkward" places (for example inside a HttpSession or {@link ThreadLocal}). This interface is typically implemented by someone integrating with an existing container. @author Joe Walnes @since 0.2, 0.1 in package com.thoughtworks.proxy.toy.delegate
com.thoughtworks.proxy.toys.delegate.ObjectReference
net.juniper.contrail.api.ObjectReference
org.apache.openejb.core.ivm.naming.ObjectReference
org.apache.qpid.management.domain.model.type.ObjectReference
org.picocontainer.defaults.ObjectReference
A way to refer to objects that are stored in "awkward" places (for example inside a HttpSession or {@link ThreadLocal}).
This interface is typically implemented by someone integrating Pico into an existing container. @author Joe Walnes
org.vmmagic.unboxed.ObjectReference
The object reference type is used by the runtime system and collector to represent a type that holds a reference to a single object. We use a separate type instead of the Java Object type for coding clarity, to make a clear distinction between objects the VM is written in, and objects that the VM is managing. No operations that can not be completed in pure Java should be allowed on Object.

JNode specific notes : This class contains some "magic" methods that are interpreted by the VM itself, instead of being executed as normal java methods. The actual method bodies are never used. See {@link org.jnode.vm.classmgr.VmType VmType} to get the list of "magic" classesand see {@link org.jnode.vm.compiler.BaseMagicHelper.MagicMethod MagicMethod}to get the list of "magic" methods @author Daniel Frampton

Examples of org.picocontainer.defaults.ObjectReference

      DefaultFileSystemManager manager = new DefaultFileSystemManager();
      FileObject applicationFolder = getApplicationArchive(manager,  jarsDir + "/malformed-deploy.jar");


      try {
        Deployer deployer = new NanoContainerDeployer(manager);
        ObjectReference containerRef= deployer.deploy(applicationFolder, getClass().getClassLoader(), null);
        fail("Deployment should have thrown FileSystemException for badly formed archive. Instead got:" + containerRef.toString() + " built.");
      }
      catch (FileSystemException ex) {
        //a-ok
      }
    }

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Examples of org.picocontainer.defaults.ObjectReference

                container.registerComponentInstance(childStartable.proxy());
            }
        };
        LifecycleContainerBuilder builder = new DefaultLifecycleContainerBuilder(containerComposer);


        ObjectReference parentRef = new SimpleReference();
        MutablePicoContainer parent = new DefaultPicoContainer();


        Mock parentStartable = mock(Startable.class);
        parent.registerComponentInstance(parentStartable.proxy());
        parentRef.set(parent);


        ObjectReference childRef = new SimpleReference();


        builder.buildContainer(childRef, parentRef, null, true);
        PicoContainer childContainer = (PicoContainer) childRef.get();
        //PicoContainer.getParent() is now ImmutablePicoContainer
        assertNotSame(parent, childContainer.getParent());


        builder.killContainer(childRef);
    }

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Examples of org.picocontainer.defaults.ObjectReference

        buildContainer(scriptedContainerBuilderFactory, nowait, quiet);
    }




    private static void buildContainer(final ScriptedContainerBuilderFactory scriptedContainerBuilderFactory, boolean nowait, final boolean quiet) {
        final ObjectReference containerRef = new SimpleReference();
        scriptedContainerBuilderFactory.getContainerBuilder().buildContainer(containerRef, null, null, true);


        if (nowait == false) {
            setShutdownHook(quiet, scriptedContainerBuilderFactory, containerRef);
        } else {

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Examples of org.picocontainer.defaults.ObjectReference

        FileObject applicationFolder = getApplicationFolder(manager, folderPath);


        try {
            Deployer deployer = null;
            deployer = new NanoContainerDeployer(manager);
            ObjectReference containerRef = deployer.deploy(applicationFolder, getClass().getClassLoader(), null);
            PicoContainer pico = (PicoContainer) containerRef.get();
            Object zap = pico.getComponentInstance("zap");
            assertEquals("Groovy Started", zap.toString());


        } catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();

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Examples of org.picocontainer.defaults.ObjectReference


        deployer = new NanoContainerDeployer(manager,"foo");
        assertEquals("foo", deployer.getFileBasename());


        try {
            ObjectReference containerRef = deployer.deploy(applicationFolder, getClass().getClassLoader(), null);
            fail("Deployer should have now thrown an exception after changing the base name. Instead got: " + containerRef.toString());
        }
        catch (FileSystemException ex) {
            //a-ok
        }

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Examples of org.picocontainer.defaults.ObjectReference

                new ConstantParameter(getClassLoader()) };
        nano.registerComponentImplementation(containerBuilderClassName,
                containerBuilderClassName, parameters);
        ContainerBuilder containerBuilder = (ContainerBuilder) nano
                .getPico().getComponentInstance(containerBuilderClassName);
        ObjectReference parentRef = new SimpleReference();
        parentRef.set(parent);
        containerBuilder.buildContainer(new SimpleReference(), parentRef, null, false);
        return (ContainerPopulator) containerBuilder;
    }

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Examples of org.picocontainer.defaults.ObjectReference

    private MutablePicoContainer getActionsContainer() {
        HttpServletRequest request = ServletActionContext.getRequest();
        if ( request != null ) {
            return actionsContainerFactory.getActionsContainer(request);
        } else {
            ObjectReference ref = new ActionContextScopeObjectReference(KeyConstants.REQUEST_CONTAINER);
            return (MutablePicoContainer) ref.get();
        }
    }

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Examples of org.picocontainer.defaults.ObjectReference

        }
        return container;
    }


    protected MutablePicoContainer getApplicationContainer(ServletContext context) {
        ObjectReference ref = new ApplicationScopeObjectReference(context, KeyConstants.APPLICATION_CONTAINER);
        return (MutablePicoContainer) ref.get();
    }

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Examples of org.picocontainer.defaults.ObjectReference

        ObjectReference ref = new ApplicationScopeObjectReference(context, KeyConstants.APPLICATION_CONTAINER);
        return (MutablePicoContainer) ref.get();
    }


    protected MutablePicoContainer getSessionContainer(HttpSession session) {
        ObjectReference ref = new SessionScopeObjectReference(session, KeyConstants.SESSION_CONTAINER);
        return (MutablePicoContainer) ref.get();
    }

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Examples of org.picocontainer.defaults.ObjectReference

        ObjectReference ref = new SessionScopeObjectReference(session, KeyConstants.SESSION_CONTAINER);
        return (MutablePicoContainer) ref.get();
    }


    protected MutablePicoContainer getRequestContainer(ServletRequest request) {
        ObjectReference ref = new RequestScopeObjectReference(request, KeyConstants.REQUEST_CONTAINER);
        return (MutablePicoContainer) ref.get();
    }

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