Examples of StrategyFactory

org.apache.hivemind.lib.strategy.StrategyFactory
Implementation of the hivemind.lib.StrategyFactory service that constructs a service where the first parameter of each method is used to selecte a strategy from an {@link org.apache.hivemind.lib.util.StrategyRegistry}. The method invocation is then delegated to the strategy instance.
The service factory parameter defines a configuration (of {@link org.apache.hivemind.lib.strategy.StrategyContribution}s) that provide the mapping from Java classes (or interfaces) to adapter instances. @author Howard M. Lewis Ship @since 1.1
org.apache.wicket.security.strategies.StrategyFactory
Factory to provide a strategy for each wicket session. Typically each sesion will hold his own instance of a strategy, but some implementation may choose to provide one instance for multiple sessions. @author marrink
org.wicketstuff.security.strategies.StrategyFactory
Factory to provide a strategy for each wicket session. Typically each sesion will hold his own instance of a strategy, but some implementation may choose to provide one instance for multiple sessions. @author marrink

Examples of org.apache.wicket.security.strategies.StrategyFactory

      }


      @Override
      protected void setupStrategyFactory()
      {
        strategyFactory = new StrategyFactory()
        {
          public void destroy()
          {
            // noop
          }

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Examples of org.wicketstuff.security.strategies.StrategyFactory

      }


      @Override
      protected void setupStrategyFactory()
      {
        strategyFactory = new StrategyFactory()
        {
          public void destroy()
          {
            // noop
          }

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Examples of org.wicketstuff.security.strategies.StrategyFactory

   * @see Application#onDestroy()
   */
  @Override
  protected void onDestroy()
  {
    StrategyFactory factory = getStrategyFactory();
    if (factory != null)
      factory.destroy();
    // because we destroy the actionfactory with the wicket app it is not
    // recommended to share actionfactories.
    ActionFactory factory2 = getActionFactory();
    if (factory2 != null)
      factory2.destroy();

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Examples of org.wicketstuff.security.strategies.StrategyFactory

     * @see Application#onDestroy()
     */
    @Override
    protected void onDestroy()
    {
      StrategyFactory factory = getStrategyFactory();
      if (factory != null)
        factory.destroy();
      ActionFactory factory2 = getActionFactory();
      if (factory2 != null)
        factory2.destroy();
    }

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