List of subscribeToEvent() Examples

Examples of subscribeToEvent()

javax.faces.application.Application.subscribeToEvent()
@param systemEventClass @param sourceClass @param listener @since 2.0
javax.faces.component.UIComponent.subscribeToEvent()
javax.faces.component.UIPanel.subscribeToEvent()
javax.faces.component.UIViewRoot.subscribeToEvent()

Examples of javax.faces.application.Application.subscribeToEvent()

            try {
                //note here used to be an instantiation to deal with the explicit source type in the registration,
                // that cannot work because all system events need to have the source being passed in the constructor
                //instead we now  rely on the standard system event types and map them to their appropriate constructor types
                Class eventClass = ClassUtils.classForName((systemEventListener.getSystemEventClass() != null) ? systemEventListener.getSystemEventClass():SystemEvent.class.getName());
                application.subscribeToEvent(
                    (Class<? extends SystemEvent>)eventClass ,
                        (Class<?>)ClassUtils.classForName((systemEventListener.getSourceClass() != null) ? systemEventListener.getSourceClass(): getDefaultSourcClassForSystemEvent(eventClass) ), //Application.class???
                        (javax.faces.event.SystemEventListener)ClassUtils.newInstance(systemEventListener.getSystemEventListenerClass()));
            } catch (ClassNotFoundException e) {
                log.log(Level.SEVERE, "System event listener could not be initialized, reason:",e);

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                                                                        dispenser.getVariableResolverIterator(),
                                                                        new VariableResolverImpl()));
        
        // configure ManagedBeanDestroyer to listen to PreDestroyCustomScopeEvent and PreDestroyViewMapEvent
        ManagedBeanDestroyer mbDestroyer = new ManagedBeanDestroyer();
        application.subscribeToEvent(PreDestroyCustomScopeEvent.class, mbDestroyer);
        application.subscribeToEvent(PreDestroyViewMapEvent.class, mbDestroyer);
    }


    /**
     * A mapper for the handful of system listener defaults

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Examples of javax.faces.application.Application.subscribeToEvent()

                                                                        new VariableResolverImpl()));
        
        // configure ManagedBeanDestroyer to listen to PreDestroyCustomScopeEvent and PreDestroyViewMapEvent
        ManagedBeanDestroyer mbDestroyer = new ManagedBeanDestroyer();
        application.subscribeToEvent(PreDestroyCustomScopeEvent.class, mbDestroyer);
        application.subscribeToEvent(PreDestroyViewMapEvent.class, mbDestroyer);
    }


    /**
     * A mapper for the handful of system listener defaults
     * since every default mapper has the source type embedded

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Examples of javax.faces.application.Application.subscribeToEvent()

                        ? systemEventListener.getSystemEventClass()
                        : SystemEvent.class.getName());


                if (systemEventListener.getSourceClass() != null && systemEventListener.getSourceClass().length() > 0)
                {
                    application.subscribeToEvent(
                            (Class<? extends SystemEvent>) eventClass,
                            ClassUtils.classForName(systemEventListener.getSourceClass()),
                            (javax.faces.event.SystemEventListener)
                                    ClassUtils.newInstance(systemEventListener.getSystemEventListenerClass()));
                }

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Examples of javax.faces.application.Application.subscribeToEvent()

                            (javax.faces.event.SystemEventListener)
                                    ClassUtils.newInstance(systemEventListener.getSystemEventListenerClass()));
                }
                else
                {
                    application.subscribeToEvent(
                            (Class<? extends SystemEvent>) eventClass,
                            (javax.faces.event.SystemEventListener)
                                    ClassUtils.newInstance(systemEventListener.getSystemEventListenerClass()));
                }
            }

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Examples of javax.faces.application.Application.subscribeToEvent()

        // create ManagedBeanDestroyer
        ManagedBeanDestroyer mbDestroyer
                = new ManagedBeanDestroyer(lifecycleProvider, runtimeConfig);


        // subscribe ManagedBeanDestroyer as listener for needed events 
        application.subscribeToEvent(PreDestroyCustomScopeEvent.class, mbDestroyer);
        application.subscribeToEvent(PreDestroyViewMapEvent.class, mbDestroyer);


        // get ManagedBeanDestroyerListener instance 
        ManagedBeanDestroyerListener listener = (ManagedBeanDestroyerListener)
                applicationMap.get(ManagedBeanDestroyerListener.APPLICATION_MAP_KEY);

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Examples of javax.faces.application.Application.subscribeToEvent()

        ManagedBeanDestroyer mbDestroyer
                = new ManagedBeanDestroyer(lifecycleProvider, runtimeConfig);


        // subscribe ManagedBeanDestroyer as listener for needed events 
        application.subscribeToEvent(PreDestroyCustomScopeEvent.class, mbDestroyer);
        application.subscribeToEvent(PreDestroyViewMapEvent.class, mbDestroyer);


        // get ManagedBeanDestroyerListener instance 
        ManagedBeanDestroyerListener listener = (ManagedBeanDestroyerListener)
                applicationMap.get(ManagedBeanDestroyerListener.APPLICATION_MAP_KEY);
        if (listener != null)

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Examples of javax.faces.application.Application.subscribeToEvent()

                     * If the value is Void.class, call Application.subscribeToEvent(Class, SystemEventListener),
                     * passing the value of systemEventClass() as the first argument and the instance of the class to
                     * which this annotation is attached (which must implement SystemEventListener) as the second
                     * argument.
                     */
                    application.subscribeToEvent(annotation.systemEventClass(), (SystemEventListener) inspected);
                }
                else
                {
                    /*
                     * Otherwise, call Application.subscribeToEvent(Class, Class, SystemEventListener), passing the

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                     * Otherwise, call Application.subscribeToEvent(Class, Class, SystemEventListener), passing the
                     * value of systemEventClass() as the first argument, the value of sourceClass() as the second
                     * argument, and the instance of the class to which this annotation is attached (which must
                     * implement SystemEventListener) as the third argument.
                     */
                    application.subscribeToEvent(annotation.systemEventClass(), annotation.sourceClass(),
                                     (SystemEventListener) inspected);
                }
            }


            /*

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Examples of javax.faces.application.Application.subscribeToEvent()

                     * If the value is Void.class, call Application.subscribeToEvent(Class, SystemEventListener),
                     * passing the value of systemEventClass() as the first argument and the instance of the class to
                     * which this annotation is attached (which must implement SystemEventListener) as the second
                     * argument.
                     */
                    application.subscribeToEvent(annotation.systemEventClass(), (SystemEventListener) inspected);
                }
                else
                {
                    /*
                     * Otherwise, call Application.subscribeToEvent(Class, Class, SystemEventListener), passing the

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