Package org.directwebremoting

This package contains all the classes that are interesting to DWR users going about normal DWR business.

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Description

Interface Summary

AjaxFilter	A filter is a way to insert procesing tasks at various points during the processing of an Ajax call.
AjaxFilterChain	An AjaxFilterChain is provided by DWR to an AjaxFilter to allow it to pass the request on for invocation.
Container	A very basic IoC container.
Hub	A server-side hub that can publish data across reverse ajax and sync with a number of other hubs, including: JMS, the OpenAjax Alliance hub, and potentially others.
HubFactory.HubBuilder	Class to enable us to access servlet parameters.
ScriptSession	Script scope is like session scope except that it is managed using a Javascript variable.
ServerContext
ServerContextFactory.ServerContextBuilder	Class to enable us to access servlet parameters.
WebContext	Class to enable us to access servlet parameters.
WebContextFactory.WebContextBuilder	Class to enable us to access servlet parameters.

Class Summary

HubFactory	An accessor for the current Hub
ScriptBuffer	A ScriptBuffer is like a StringBuffer except that it is used to create Javascript commands.
Security	Some simple replacement utilities to help people protect themselves from XSS attacks.
ServerContextFactory	Accessor for the current ServerContext.
WebContextFactory	Accessor for the current WebContext.

Package org.directwebremoting Description

This package contains all the classes that are interesting to DWR users going about normal DWR business.

It is entirely possible to use DWR without using any of these classes, however as soon as you want to use advanced features like Reverse Ajax, you will need to use ScriptSessions, and you get access so this and other key classes using WebContext/WebContextFactory or ServerContext/ServerContextFactory.

There are other packages that may be of use to average users:

• The JavaScript proxy classes are stored in org.directwebremoting.proxy.*
• The FluentConfigurator has it's own package, and
• The FileTransfer is in org.directwebremoting.io

Author:

Joe Walker [joe at getahead dot ltd dot uk]