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An application context represents a running instance of a RAP application.
The resource manager is used to register static resources like images, CSS files etc.
The service manager is used to register service handlers with the framework.
A setting store is a persistent store for user-specific settings (i.e.
The UISession
represents the current instance of the UI.
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An application context represents a running instance of a RAP application.
A resource loader is used to load the contents of a named resource.
A service handler can be used to process custom requests, e.g.
A setting store factory is responsible for creating and initializing a specific kind of setting
store.
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An application context represents a running instance of a RAP application.
Events of this type signal a state change of an application context.
A listener that can be attached to an ApplicationContext
to receive a notification
before the application context is destroyed.
The resource manager is used to register static resources like images, CSS files etc.
A service handler can be used to process custom requests, e.g.
The service manager is used to register service handlers with the framework.
A setting store is a persistent store for user-specific settings (i.e.
An event that contains the details of a single attribute change in the setting store.
A setting store factory is responsible for creating and initializing a specific kind of setting
store.
Setting store listeners are notified when an attribute in the setting store has been changed
(i.e.
The UISession
represents the current instance of the UI.
Events of this type signal a state change of a UI session.
A listener that can be attached to a UISession
to receive a notification before the
UI session is destroyed.
A listener that is notified whenever a session enters the UI thread to process events and when it
leaves the UI thread again.