G I L O P R S

G

getArguments() - Method in interface org.jomc.spi.Invocation
Gets the arguments of this invocation.
getContext() - Method in interface org.jomc.spi.Invocation
Gets the context of this invocation.
getMethod() - Method in interface org.jomc.spi.Invocation
Gets the method of this invocation.
getObject() - Method in interface org.jomc.spi.Invocation
Gets the object of this invocation.
getObject(Class<T>, URI) - Method in interface org.jomc.spi.Locator
Gets an object for a given location URI.
getObject(String) - Method in interface org.jomc.spi.Scope
Gets an object from the scope.
getObjects() - Method in interface org.jomc.spi.Scope
Gets the objects of the scope.
getResult() - Method in interface org.jomc.spi.Invocation
Gets the result of this invocation.

I

Invocation - Interface in org.jomc.spi
Invocation of an object.
invoke(Invocation) - Method in interface org.jomc.spi.Invoker
Performs a method invocation on an object.
Invoker - Interface in org.jomc.spi
Invokes objects.

L

Listener - Interface in org.jomc.spi
Object management and configuration listener interface.
Locator - Interface in org.jomc.spi
Locates objects.

O

onLog(Level, String, Throwable) - Method in interface org.jomc.spi.Listener
Gets called on logging.
org.jomc.spi - package org.jomc.spi
Object management and configuration implementation programming interface.

P

putObject(String, Object) - Method in interface org.jomc.spi.Scope
Puts an object into the scope.

R

removeObject(String) - Method in interface org.jomc.spi.Scope
Removes an object from the scope.

S

Scope - Interface in org.jomc.spi
Scope a specification applies to.
setResult(Object) - Method in interface org.jomc.spi.Invocation
Sets the result of this invocation.

G I L O P R S

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