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Description
Interface Summary | |
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ApplicationContext | Defines a set of methods which tiles use to communicate to the tiles container and runtime environment. |
ApplicationContextAware | It represents an object that can have a reference to the
ApplicationContext . |
ApplicationResource | A (localized) resource accessible through the ApplicationContext. |
DispatchRequest | Encapsulation of request information. |
Request | Encapsulation of request information. |
RequestWrapper | Delegate for ease of customization. |
Class Summary | |
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AbstractClientRequest | Base class for "client" requests, i.e. |
AbstractRequest | Base request. |
AbstractViewRequest | Base class for "view" requests, i.e. |
ApplicationAccess | Entry point to get information about the application. |
ApplicationContextWrapper | Delegate for ease of customization. |
DefaultRequestWrapper | Delegate for ease of customization. |
DispatchRequestWrapper | Delegate for ease of customization. |
Exception Summary | |
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NotAvailableFeatureException | Exception that indicates that a feature could not be used since it is not available. |
RequestException | Thrown when something related to a request fails. |
This package defines the concept of "request" as the event causing a document to be generated from a template. The process is also called "rendering the template". Typical examples are servlet requests or portlet requests. This API is independent of the underlying technology, allowing the user to deal with similarities in servlets and portlets, or various template technologies, in a uniform way. It is based on 3 main interfaces:
Request
is the main abstraction,
encapsulating the parameters of the template (as attributes and scopes)
and the target document (as java.io.OutputStream).
DispatchRequest
holds some features common
to servlets and portlets that are unlikely to be found outside of a JavaEE
web environment.
org.apache.tiles.ApplicationContext
can be used to access
application-wide configuration and resources (typically the files containing
the templates).
Renderer
is the interface supported
by the engine in charge of rendering the template.
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