Uses of Package
org.apache.commons.chain.web

Packages that use org.apache.commons.chain.web
Package
Description
org.apache.commons.chain.web.portlet
Specialized Context and Command implementations suitable for use in a Portlet API environment.
org.apache.commons.chain.web.servlet
Specialized Context and Command implementations suitable for use in a Servlet API environment.
  • Classes in org.apache.commons.chain.web used by org.apache.commons.chain.web.portlet
    Class
    Description
    AbstractGetLocaleCommand
    Abstract base Command implementation for retrieving the requested Locale from our Context, and storing it under the context attribute key returned by the localeKey property.
    AbstractSetLocaleCommand
    Abstract base Command implementation for setting the response locale for this response to the Locale stored under the context attribute key returned by the localeKey property.
    WebContext
    Abstract base implementation of Context that provides web based applications that use it a "generic" view of HTTP related requests and responses, without tying the application to a particular underlying Java API (such as servlets).
  • Classes in org.apache.commons.chain.web used by org.apache.commons.chain.web.servlet
    Class
    Description
    AbstractGetLocaleCommand
    Abstract base Command implementation for retrieving the requested Locale from our Context, and storing it under the context attribute key returned by the localeKey property.
    AbstractSetLocaleCommand
    Abstract base Command implementation for setting the response locale for this response to the Locale stored under the context attribute key returned by the localeKey property.
    ChainServlet
    Servlet that automatically scans chain configuration files in the current web application at startup time, and exposes the result in a Catalog under a specified servlet context attribute.
    WebContext
    Abstract base implementation of Context that provides web based applications that use it a "generic" view of HTTP related requests and responses, without tying the application to a particular underlying Java API (such as servlets).