Examples of org.apache.webbeans.context.DependentContext

org.apache.webbeans.context.DependentContext
Defines the component {@link javax.enterprise.context.Dependent} context.
Each web beans component has a dependent context, that saves its dependent objects. Dependent context is destroyed at the end of the component destruction or its dependent objects are destroyed by the container at any time that the dependent object is no longer alive.

Dependent context is always active.
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    private Context getCurrentDependentContext()
    {        
        if(dependentContext.get() == null)
        {
            dependentContext.set(new DependentContext());
        }
        
        return dependentContext.get();
    }

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        initDependentContext();            
    }


    protected void initDependentContext()
    {
        DependentContext dependentContext = (DependentContext) WebBeansContext.getInstance().getContextFactory().getStandardContext(Dependent.class);
        dependentContext.setActive(true);
    }

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     */
    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    public Object getDependent(Component<?> dependentComponent)
    {
        Object object = null;
        DependentContext context = (DependentContext) getManager().getContext(Dependent.class);


        object = context.get(dependentComponent,new CreationalContextImpl());


        this.dependentObjects.put(object, dependentComponent);


        return object;
    }

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    }
    
    protected void initDependentContext()
    {
        DependentContext dependentContext = (DependentContext)ContextFactory.getStandardContext(Dependent.class);
        dependentContext.setActive(true);
    }

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        initDependentContext();            
    }


    protected void initDependentContext()
    {
        DependentContext dependentContext = (DependentContext)ContextFactory.getStandardContext(Dependent.class);
        dependentContext.setActive(true);
    }

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    private Context getCurrentDependentContext()
    {        
        if(dependentContext.get() == null)
        {
            dependentContext.set(new DependentContext());
        }
        
        return dependentContext.get();
    }

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        initDependentContext();            
    }


    protected void initDependentContext()
    {
        DependentContext dependentContext = (DependentContext)ContextFactory.getStandardContext(Dependent.class);
        dependentContext.setActive(true);
    }

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    private Context getCurrentDependentContext()
    {        
        if(dependentContext.get() == null)
        {
            dependentContext.set(new DependentContext());
        }
        
        return dependentContext.get();
    }

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        initDependentContext();            
    }


    protected void initDependentContext()
    {
        DependentContext dependentContext = (DependentContext)ContextFactory.getStandardContext(Dependent.class);
        dependentContext.setActive(true);
    }

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        initDependentContext();            
    }


    protected void initDependentContext()
    {
        DependentContext dependentContext = (DependentContext) WebBeansContext.getInstance().getContextFactory().getStandardContext(Dependent.class);
        dependentContext.setActive(true);
    }

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