org.springframework.web.context
Interface ConfigurableWebApplicationContext
- All Superinterfaces:
- ApplicationContext, ApplicationEventPublisher, BeanFactory, ConfigurableApplicationContext, HierarchicalBeanFactory, Lifecycle, ListableBeanFactory, MessageSource, ResourceLoader, ResourcePatternResolver, WebApplicationContext
- All Known Implementing Classes:
- AbstractRefreshableWebApplicationContext, StaticWebApplicationContext, XmlWebApplicationContext
public interface ConfigurableWebApplicationContext
- extends WebApplicationContext, ConfigurableApplicationContext
Interface to be implemented by configurable web application contexts.
Supported by ContextLoader and
FrameworkServlet.
Note: The setters of this interface need to be called before an
invocation of the ConfigurableApplicationContext.refresh() method inherited from
ConfigurableApplicationContext.
They do not cause an initialization of the context on their own.
- Since:
- 05.12.2003
- Author:
- Juergen Hoeller
- See Also:
ConfigurableApplicationContext.refresh(),
ContextLoader.createWebApplicationContext(javax.servlet.ServletContext, org.springframework.context.ApplicationContext),
FrameworkServlet.createWebApplicationContext(org.springframework.web.context.WebApplicationContext)
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Method Summary |
String[] |
getConfigLocations()
Return the config locations for this web application context,
or null if none specified. |
String |
getNamespace()
Return the namespace for this web application context, if any. |
ServletConfig |
getServletConfig()
Return the ServletConfig for this web application context, if any. |
void |
setConfigLocation(String configLocation)
Set the config locations for this web application context in init-param style,
i.e. with distinct locations separated by commas, semicolons or whitespace. |
void |
setConfigLocations(String[] configLocations)
Set the config locations for this web application context. |
void |
setNamespace(String namespace)
Set the namespace for this web application context,
to be used for building a default context config location. |
void |
setServletConfig(ServletConfig servletConfig)
Set the ServletConfig for this web application context. |
void |
setServletContext(ServletContext servletContext)
Set the ServletContext for this web application context. |
setServletContext
void setServletContext(ServletContext servletContext)
- Set the ServletContext for this web application context.
Does not cause an initialization of the context: refresh needs to be
called after the setting of all configuration properties.
- See Also:
ConfigurableApplicationContext.refresh()
setServletConfig
void setServletConfig(ServletConfig servletConfig)
- Set the ServletConfig for this web application context.
Only called for a WebApplicationContext that belongs to a specific Servlet.
- See Also:
ConfigurableApplicationContext.refresh()
getServletConfig
ServletConfig getServletConfig()
- Return the ServletConfig for this web application context, if any.
setNamespace
void setNamespace(String namespace)
- Set the namespace for this web application context,
to be used for building a default context config location.
The root web application context does not have a namespace.
getNamespace
String getNamespace()
- Return the namespace for this web application context, if any.
setConfigLocation
void setConfigLocation(String configLocation)
- Set the config locations for this web application context in init-param style,
i.e. with distinct locations separated by commas, semicolons or whitespace.
If not set, the implementation is supposed to use a default for the
given namespace or the root web application context, as appropriate.
setConfigLocations
void setConfigLocations(String[] configLocations)
- Set the config locations for this web application context.
If not set, the implementation is supposed to use a default for the
given namespace or the root web application context, as appropriate.
getConfigLocations
String[] getConfigLocations()
- Return the config locations for this web application context,
or
null if none specified.
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