List of usage examples for org.springframework.context ApplicationListener interface-usage
From source file com.samples.platform.core.config.CoreSpringConfig.java
/**
* Provides the java spring config.
*
* @author bhausen
*/
@Configuration
From source file com.hypersocket.permissions.PermissionServiceImpl.java
@Service public class PermissionServiceImpl extends AuthenticatedServiceImpl implements PermissionService, ApplicationListener<SystemEvent> { static Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(PermissionServiceImpl.class);
From source file org.brekka.pegasus.core.services.impl.InboxServiceImpl.java
/**
* Inboxes accept deposits.
*
* @author Andrew Taylor (andrew@brekka.org)
*/
@Service
From source file com.wineshop.client.Home.java
/** * * @author william */ @Component public class Home implements Initializable, ApplicationListener<TideApplicationEvent> {
From source file org.jahia.modules.macros.filter.MacrosFilter.java
* Render filter that searches for known macros in the generated HTML output and evaluates them.
*
* @author rincevent
* @since JAHIA 6.5
* Created : 21/12/10
*/
From source file core.mybatis.SqlSessionFactoryBean.java
/**
* {@code FactoryBean} that creates an MyBatis {@code SqlSessionFactory}.
* This is the usual way to set up a shared MyBatis {@code SqlSessionFactory} in a Spring application context;
* the SqlSessionFactory can then be passed to MyBatis-based DAOs via dependency injection.
*
* Either {@code DataSourceTransactionManager} or {@code JtaTransactionManager} can be used for transaction
From source file org.mybatis.spring.extend.SqlSessionFactoryBean.java
/**
* {@code FactoryBean} that creates an MyBatis {@code SqlSessionFactory}.
* This is the usual way to set up a shared MyBatis {@code SqlSessionFactory} in
* a Spring application context;
* the SqlSessionFactory can then be passed to MyBatis-based DAOs via dependency
* injection.
From source file net.butfly.albacore.spring.AutoSqlSessionFactoryBean.java
/**
* {@code FactoryBean} that creates an MyBatis {@code SqlSessionFactory}. This is the usual way to set up a
* shared MyBatis {@code SqlSessionFactory} in a Spring application context; the SqlSessionFactory can then
* be passed to MyBatis-based DAOs via dependency injection.
*
* Either {@code DataSourceTransactionManager} or {@code JtaTransactionManager} can be used for transaction
From source file com.lawyer.cores.framework.mybatis.SqlSessionFactoryBean.java
/**
* {@code FactoryBean} that creates an MyBatis {@code SqlSessionFactory}.
* This is the usual way to set up a shared MyBatis {@code SqlSessionFactory} in a Spring application context;
* the SqlSessionFactory can then be passed to MyBatis-based DAOs via dependency injection.
*
* Either {@code DataSourceTransactionManager} or {@code JtaTransactionManager} can be used for transaction
From source file org.owasp.dependencytrack.tasks.dependencycheck.DependencyCheckAnalysis.java
/** * Setup logger */ private static final Logger LOGGER = LoggerFactory.getLogger(DependencyCheckAnalysis.class); @Value("${app.data.dir}")