Interface ApplicationConfiguration
ApplicationConfiguration
describes an RWT application, including
the entrypoints, URL mappings, themes, etc. that constitute the application.
The configure
method will be called by the framework in order
to configure an application instance before it is started. An implementation
must at least register an entrypoint that provides the user interface for the
application. A simple implementation of this interface looks like this:
public class ExampleConfiguration implements ApplicationConfiguration { public void configure( Application application ) { configuration.addEntryPoint( "/example", ExampleEntryPoint.class, null ); } }
The configure
method is called only once during the lifetime of
an application. The configuration of the application takes place before the
system is activated. Therefore, manipulation of the configuration instance at
a later point in time is unsupported.
There can be more than one application instance at runtime, running on
different network ports or in different contexts. In most cases, developers
do not have to create an application instance explicitly. The
ApplicationConfiguration
can be registered with the
the surrounding container instead. For example, in a servlet container, the
application can be registered as context-param
in the
web.xml
(see CONFIGURATION_PARAM
), in
OSGi
it can be registered as a service, and when using the
workbench with RAP, the application is registered with an extension-point.
Apart from this, an
can be used to run an application with this configuration.
ApplicationRunner
- Since:
- 2.0
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Field Summary
Modifier and TypeFieldDescriptionstatic final String
This constant contains the context parameter name to register an ApplicationConfiguration in a servlet container environment when running RAP without OSGi.static final String
This constant contains the context parameter name to configure the web application's context directory on disk. -
Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
configure
(Application application) Implementations must use this method to configure an application.
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Field Details
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CONFIGURATION_PARAM
This constant contains the context parameter name to register an ApplicationConfiguration in a servlet container environment when running RAP without OSGi. To do so, the fully qualified class name of the implementation has to be registered as acontext-param
in theweb.xml
. Example:<context-param> <param-name>org.eclipse.rap.applicationConfiguration</param-name> <param-value>com.example.ExampleConfiguration</param-value> </context-param>
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RESOURCE_ROOT_LOCATION
This constant contains the context parameter name to configure the web application's context directory on disk.- See Also:
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Method Details
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configure
Implementations must use this method to configure an application. The method is called by the framework once before the application is started.- Parameters:
application
- the application to configure
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