Package org.eclipse.rap.rwt.service

Interface Summary

ApplicationContext	An application context represents a running instance of a RAP application.
IApplicationStore	Deprecated. Use ApplicationContext instead.
IResourceManager	Deprecated. Use ResourceManager instead
IServiceHandler	Deprecated. Use ServiceHandler instead.
IServiceManager	Deprecated. Use ServiceManager instead
IServiceStore	Deprecated. This interface will be removed in a future release without a replacement.
ISessionStore	Deprecated. Use UISession instead
ISettingStore	Deprecated. Use SettingStore instead.
ISettingStoreFactory	Deprecated. Use SettingStoreFactory instead.
ResourceLoader	A resource loader is used to load the contents of a named resource.
ResourceManager	The resource manager is used to register static resources like images, CSS files etc.
ServiceHandler	A service handler can be used to process custom requests, e.g.
ServiceManager	The service manager is used to register service handlers with the framework.
SettingStore	A setting store is a persistent store for user-specific settings (i.e.
SettingStoreFactory	A setting store factory is responsible for creating and initializing a specific kind of setting store.
SettingStoreListener	Setting store listeners are notified when an attribute in the setting store has been changed (i.e.
UISession	The UISession represents the current instance of the UI.
UISessionListener	UISessionListeners can be attached to a UI session to receive a notification before the UI session is destroyed.

Class Summary

FileSettingStore	A setting store implementation that persists all settings on the file system using Java Properties files.
FileSettingStoreFactory	A setting store factory that creates instances of FileSettingStore.
ServerPushSession	A server push session is used to enable UI updates from a background thread for a certain period of time.
SettingStoreEvent	An event that contains the details of a single attribute change in the setting store.
UISessionEvent	Events of this type signal a state change of a UI session.