Examples with ApplicationContext org.jboss.weld.context.ApplicationContext used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ApplicationContext

use of org.jboss.weld.context.ApplicationContext in project core by weld.

the class ContextsImpl method destroyContext.

public void destroyContext(Context context) {
    context = ForwardingContext.unwrap(context);
    if (context instanceof ManagedContext) {
        ManagedContext managedContext = (ManagedContext) context;
        managedContext.invalidate();
        managedContext.deactivate();
        managedContext.activate();
    } else if (context instanceof ApplicationContext) {
        ((ApplicationContext) context).invalidate();
    } else {
        throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
    }
}

Example 2 with ApplicationContext

use of org.jboss.weld.context.ApplicationContext in project core by weld.

the class WeldStartup method createContexts.

protected Collection<ContextHolder<? extends Context>> createContexts(ServiceRegistry services) {
    List<ContextHolder<? extends Context>> contexts = new ArrayList<ContextHolder<? extends Context>>();
    BeanIdentifierIndex beanIdentifierIndex = services.get(BeanIdentifierIndex.class);
    /*
        * Register a full set of bound and unbound contexts. Although we may not use all of
        * these (e.g. if we are running in a servlet environment) they may be
        * useful for an application.
        */
    Set<Annotation> boundQualifires = ImmutableSet.<Annotation>builder().addAll(Bindings.DEFAULT_QUALIFIERS).add(BoundLiteral.INSTANCE).build();
    Set<Annotation> unboundQualifiers = ImmutableSet.<Annotation>builder().addAll(Bindings.DEFAULT_QUALIFIERS).add(UnboundLiteral.INSTANCE).build();
    contexts.add(new ContextHolder<ApplicationContext>(new ApplicationContextImpl(contextId), ApplicationContext.class, unboundQualifiers));
    contexts.add(new ContextHolder<SingletonContext>(new SingletonContextImpl(contextId), SingletonContext.class, unboundQualifiers));
    contexts.add(new ContextHolder<BoundSessionContext>(new BoundSessionContextImpl(contextId, beanIdentifierIndex), BoundSessionContext.class, boundQualifires));
    contexts.add(new ContextHolder<BoundConversationContext>(new BoundConversationContextImpl(contextId, services), BoundConversationContext.class, boundQualifires));
    contexts.add(new ContextHolder<BoundRequestContext>(new BoundRequestContextImpl(contextId), BoundRequestContext.class, boundQualifires));
    contexts.add(new ContextHolder<RequestContext>(new RequestContextImpl(contextId), RequestContext.class, unboundQualifiers));
    contexts.add(new ContextHolder<DependentContext>(new DependentContextImpl(services.get(ContextualStore.class)), DependentContext.class, unboundQualifiers));
    services.get(WeldModules.class).postContextRegistration(contextId, services, contexts);
    /*
        * Register the contexts with the bean manager and add the beans to the
        * deployment manager so that they are easily accessible (contexts are app
        * scoped)
        */
    for (ContextHolder<? extends Context> context : contexts) {
        deploymentManager.addContext(context.getContext());
        deploymentManager.addBean(ContextBean.of(context, deploymentManager));
    }
    return contexts;
}