Uses of Annotation Type
org.apache.tapestry5.ioc.annotations.UseWith
Packages that use UseWith
Package
Description
Contains annotations, primarily those used inside component classes as well as a few specific to the tapestry-core services layer.
Allows Clojure functions to be injected into Tapestry services and components
Annotations for using Hibernate within Tapestry components or services
Annotations for Tapestry IOC services
JPA annotations
Kaptcha annotations
Core services
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Uses of UseWith in org.apache.tapestry5.annotations
Classes in org.apache.tapestry5.annotations with annotations of type UseWithModifier and TypeClassDescription@interface
Annotation that may be placed on parameters of event handler methods to define their names in OpenAPI description.@interface
Marks a field of a page (not a component) as persistent within the URL, as with a page activation context.@interface
Marker annotation for methods associated with the AfterRender phase.@interface
Corresponds toBeforeRenderBody
, allowing additional markup after rendering the body of a component, but before rendering the rest of the component's template.@interface
Corresponds toBeforeRenderTemplate
, allowing additional markup after rendering the component's template.@interface
Marks methods to be invoked when the component rendering state machine hits the point in the component's template where the body element occurs.@interface
Associated with components that have a template, this phase is invoked to allow the component to decorate its template with additional markup.@interface
Marker annotation for methods that should be executed at the start of rendering the component.@interface
Designates a field in a mixin which is bound to the parameter of the containing component corresponding to the value of the annotation.@interface
Indicates that a method should only be evaluated once per request and the result cached.@interface
Marker annotation for component methods associated with the terminal phase for the component rendering state machine.@interface
Used to define an embedded component within another component.@interface
An annotation on a page component used to identify the content type the page returns.@interface
Marks a method of a page or a component to discard all persistent field changes.@interface
Defines a field of a component class that is replaced at runtime with a read-only value obtained from theEnvironment
service.@interface
Annotation applied to components to document what events a component may trigger.@interface
Marks a component method as deferred until the end of theHeartbeat
.@interface
Optional annotation, used withInject
, which exists to provide the id of an object when it can not be determined by other means (such as from the field name).@interface
Annotations to control the importing of JavaScript stacks and libraries as well as stylesheets.@interface
Allows components defined in the template to be injected as read-only properties.@interface
Used to inject the component which contains this component.@interface
Allows a a page (really, the root component of the page) to be injected into another component as a read-only field.@interface
Marker annotation for component methods to enable debug-level logging.@interface
Allows for the specification of per-component meta-data.@interface
Defines an implementation mixin for a component.@interface
A marker annotation applied to a mixin to indicate that the mixin's render state behavior is deferred until after the the behavior of the component to which the mixin is attached.@interface
Used to attach one or more instance mixins to an embedded component.@interface
Used to attach one ore more instance mixin to an embedded component.@interface
Marks a method as a handler for a client side event.@interface
Annotation for a field for which the page activation context handlers (onActivate and onPassivate) should be created.@interface
Method annotation used for methods that should be invoked when the page is first attached to a request.@interface
Method annotation used for methods that should be invoked when the page is detached at the end of a request, before it is returned to the page pool for later reuse.@interface
Method annotation used for methods that should be invoked once the page is fully loaded.@interface
Marker annotation for a method that should be invoked when a page is reset.@interface
Annotation placed on a field to indicate that it is, in fact, a component parameter.@interface
@interface
Identifies a field as persistent, meaning its value persists from one request to the next.@interface
Annotation for fields for which accessor methods (getters and setters) should be created.@interface
Marks an event handler method to be published as an event to be called in JavaScript through thet5/core/ajax
function when theoptions
parameter has anelement
attribute.@interface
Annotation that may be placed on parameters of event handler methods, usually in page classes.@interface
Annotation that may be placed on parameters of event handler methods.@interface
Annotation that provides some information about REST event handler methods for OpenAPI description generation.@interface
Deprecated.This rarely used annotation is likely to cause threading issues starting in Tapestry 5.2 (which no longer pools pages but uses shared instances with externalized mutable state)@interface
A marker annotation that indicates that the page in question may only be accessed via HTTPS.@interface
Used in conjunction with theInject
annotation to identify a service by name and not by type.@interface
Used to map a property of a page or component to value stored in session.@interface
Marker annotation for a property that is a session state object (SSO) as controlled by theApplicationStateManager
.@interface
Marker annotation for methods that should be executed during the SetupRender phase.@interface
Annotation that may be placed on parameters of event handler methods to define them as having a static value.@interface
Used to identify a component that can support informal parameters.@interface
A marker annotation that indicates that the page in question may only be accessed with a exact activation context.@interface
Identifies a page that should only be accessed from clients on the whitelist. -
Uses of UseWith in org.apache.tapestry5.beaneditor
Classes in org.apache.tapestry5.beaneditor with annotations of type UseWithModifier and TypeClassDescription@interface
Used to explicitly set the data type used to select an editor (or display) block.@interface
Marker annotation for properties which are non-visual, and so should not appear (by default) inside a BeanModel.@interface
An annotation that may be placed on a JavaBean to re-order the properties.@interface
Used to explicitly define whether a property should be considerable sortable or not.@interface
Used to attach the name of a Translator used to convert the associated property between server-side and client-side representations.@interface
Used to attach validation constraints directly to a property (either the getter or the setter method).@interface
Defines the desired width of the field used to edit the property. -
Uses of UseWith in org.apache.tapestry5.clojure
Classes in org.apache.tapestry5.clojure with annotations of type UseWithModifier and TypeClassDescription@interface
Overrides the default mapping from method name to Clojure function name.@interface
Maps a service interface to a Clojure namespace. -
Uses of UseWith in org.apache.tapestry5.hibernate.annotations
Classes in org.apache.tapestry5.hibernate.annotations with annotations of type UseWithModifier and TypeClassDescription@interface
Marks a method of a service (or a component method) as transactional: the active transaction should commit after invoking the method. -
Uses of UseWith in org.apache.tapestry5.http.annotations
Classes in org.apache.tapestry5.http.annotations with annotations of type UseWithModifier and TypeClassDescription@interface
Marker annotation that can be placed on a session-persisted object to indicate that the object is immutable, and therefore does not require end-of-request restoring into the session. -
Uses of UseWith in org.apache.tapestry5.ioc.annotations
Classes in org.apache.tapestry5.ioc.annotations with annotations of type UseWithModifier and TypeClassDescription@interface
Directs that the value to be built should be an autobuild instance of the type with injections performed, via ObjectLocator.html#autobuild(Class).@interface
Annotation used by Tapestry to describe the annotated class or package in runtime, specially in the T5Dashboard page.@interface
Marker annotation placed on a service builder method to indicate that the service should be eagerly loaded: realized as if a service method had been invoked.@interface
Attached to a module class, this annotation identifies other module classes that should also be added to the Registry.@interface
This annotation serves is something of the Swiss Army knife for operations related to injection of dependencies into an arbitrary method of Java Bean.@interface
Deprecated.Deprecated in Tapestry 5.3, to be removed in a later release.@interface
Annotation used with parameters of service builder methods to identify the service to be injected into the service builder method via the parameter.@interface
Used to guide Tapestry when coercing from a raw type to a field or parameter type, by forcing Tapestry to coerce to the intermediate type.@interface
A special marker annotation which limits the search for possible services to just the same module containing the service being injected.@interface
Used to define one or more ServiceDef#getMarkers() marker annotations for a service implementation.@interface
Optional, but typically used, annotation for service decorator methods, used to define which services the decorator applies to.@interface
Marks a method as specifically not-lazy, even if other methods in the same interface are being advised as lazy.@interface
Describes a method as one that should be operation tracked.@interface
Marks a service contribution method within a module as being optional: it is not an error if the contribution does not match against an actual service.@interface
Used with a service decorator method to control the order in which decorations occur.@interface
Annotation for methods that should be invoked after injection.@interface
Marks a service as not eligible for decoration.@interface
Marker annotation used to denote a service that is the primary instance of some common interface.@interface
An optional annotation that may be placed on a service building method of a module, or on the implementation class (when using service binding).@interface
An optional annotation that may be placed on a service building method of a module, or on the implementation class (when using service binding via theServiceBinder
).@interface
Deprecated.Deprecated in 5.4, useImportModule
instead.@interface
Used to inject a symbol value, via a symbol name.@interface
A documentation-only interface placed on service interfaces for services which have an unordered configuration, to identify the type of contribution.@interface
A documentation-only interface placed on service interfaces for services which have a mapped configuration, to identify the type of key (often, a String), and type of contribution.@interface
A documentation-only interface placed on service interfaces for services which have an ordered configuration, to identify the type of contribution.@interface
Used in conjunction withInject
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Uses of UseWith in org.apache.tapestry5.jpa.annotations
Classes in org.apache.tapestry5.jpa.annotations with annotations of type UseWith -
Uses of UseWith in org.apache.tapestry5.kaptcha.annotations
Classes in org.apache.tapestry5.kaptcha.annotations with annotations of type UseWithModifier and TypeClassDescription@interface
Used to explicitly select the kaptcha editor block for a property. -
Uses of UseWith in org.apache.tapestry5.services
Classes in org.apache.tapestry5.services with annotations of type UseWithModifier and TypeClassDescription@interface
Marker annotation used to specifically identify theDispatcher
used to dispatch asset requests (so thatAssetRequestHandler
s can be contributed).