Uses of Package
org.jboss.weld.context

Packages that use org.jboss.weld.context
  • Class
    Description
    Lifecycle management for built in contexts.
    Provides management operations for conversations, including locking, and expiration management.
    Enriched version of AlterableContext which allows to capture all instances from given context or to set them to previously obtained values.
  • Class
    Description
    Allows a thread-based context to be bound to some external instance storage (such as an HttpSession).
    The built in conversation context is associated with ConversationScoped.
    Lifecycle management for built in contexts.
    The built in request context is associated with RequestScoped and is a managed context which can be activated, invalidated and deactivated.
    The built in session context is associated with SessionScoped.
    Enriched version of AlterableContext which allows to capture all instances from given context or to set them to previously obtained values.
  • Class
    Description
    Allows a thread-based context to be bound to some external instance storage (such as an HttpSession).
    Lifecycle management for built in contexts.
    The built in request context is associated with RequestScoped and is a managed context which can be activated, invalidated and deactivated.
    Enriched version of AlterableContext which allows to capture all instances from given context or to set them to previously obtained values.
  • Class
    Description
    Allows a thread-based context to be bound to some external instance storage (such as an HttpSession).
    The built in conversation context is associated with ConversationScoped.
    Lifecycle management for built in contexts.
    The built in request context is associated with RequestScoped and is a managed context which can be activated, invalidated and deactivated.
    The built in session context is associated with SessionScoped.
    Enriched version of AlterableContext which allows to capture all instances from given context or to set them to previously obtained values.