Uses of Interface
org.granite.client.tide.ContextAware

Packages that use ContextAware

Package	Description
org.granite.client.tide
org.granite.client.tide.collection
org.granite.client.tide.data
org.granite.client.tide.impl
org.granite.client.tide.security.spring
org.granite.client.tide.server

Uses of ContextAware in org.granite.client.tide

Classes in org.granite.client.tide that implement ContextAware

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
class	BaseIdentity

Uses of ContextAware in org.granite.client.tide.collection

Classes in org.granite.client.tide.collection that implement ContextAware

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
class	AbstractPagedCollection<E,F>
class	PagedQuery<E,F>

Uses of ContextAware in org.granite.client.tide.data

Classes in org.granite.client.tide.data that implement ContextAware

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
class	DataObserver
class	ManagedEntity<T>

Uses of ContextAware in org.granite.client.tide.impl

Classes in org.granite.client.tide.impl that implement ContextAware

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
class	ComponentImpl Default implementation of remote component proxy Generated typesafe remote service proxies should extend this class Component proxies are meant to be defined in a DI container (Spring/CDI) or directly in the Tide context Component myComponent = tideContext.set("myComponent", new ComponentImpl(serverSession)); myComponent.call("myMethod", arg1, arg2);

Uses of ContextAware in org.granite.client.tide.security.spring

Classes in org.granite.client.tide.security.spring that implement ContextAware

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
class	Identity

Uses of ContextAware in org.granite.client.tide.server

Classes in org.granite.client.tide.server that implement ContextAware

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
class	ServerSession ServerSession provides an API to manage all communications with the server It can be setup as a managed bean with Spring or CDI or created manually and attached to a Tide context ServerSession serverSession = tideContext.set(new ServerSession("/myapp", "localhost", 8080));