AdminAccessController |
Determines the behavior of administrative access to GlassFish v3.
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ClassLoaderHierarchy |
This class is responsible foe creation of class loader hierarchy
of an application.
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ConnectorClassLoaderService |
We support two policies:
1.
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ContextProducer |
Utility to create / push Jakarta EE and CDI thread contexts
Example:
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ContextProducer.Closeable |
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ContextProducer.Context |
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ContextProducer.Instance |
specific, immutable, thread-safe instance of the context
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Contextualizer |
Wraps an object with a proxy that sets Payara context around
every method call.
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DelegatingClassLoader.ClassFinder |
findClass method of ClassLoader is usually a protected method.
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DomainUpgrade |
Such service implementations are invoked when the domain directory
is upgraded following a upgrade event.
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InternalSystemAdministrator |
Represents an internal system admin.
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JavaEEContextUtil |
utility to create / push Java EE thread context
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JavaEEContextUtil.Context |
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JavaEEContextUtil.Instance |
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JAXRPCCodeGenFacade |
This interface acts as a facade
for generating all non portable
jax-rpc artifacts for a single .ear or standalone module
It will be used for webservice clients
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LocalPassword |
Manage a local password, which is a cryptographically secure random number
stored in a file with permissions that only allow the owner to read it.
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LogManager |
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MQInitializer |
This class provides a contract to initialize the MQ broker
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ORBLocator |
Contract for ORB provider.
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Privacy |
Denotes anything private.
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Private |
Denotes anything private (not visible to users, meant for internal
administration/containers functionalilties).
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Public |
Denotes anything public meant for users'consumption.
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RestInterfaceUID |
Interface to get REST Interface UID.
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ServerContext |
ServerContext interface: the server-wide runtime environment created by
ApplicationServer and shared by its subsystems such as the web container
or EJB container.
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UndoableCommand |
Interface that augment the AdminCommand responsibilities by adding the ability
to undo a previously successful execution of an administrative command.
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