See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| BaseProxy |
The root type from which all client-side proxy objects are derived.
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| EntityProxy |
A proxy for a server-side domain object.
|
| EntityProxyChange.Handler<P extends EntityProxy> |
Implemented by methods that handle EntityProxyChange events.
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| EntityProxyId<P extends EntityProxy> |
A stable, opaque id of an
EntityProxy that remains stable across
updates, creates, deletes on the client. |
| InstanceRequest<P extends BaseProxy,T> |
Used to call instance methods.
|
| LoggingRequest |
"API Generated" request selector interface implemented by objects that give
client access to the methods of
Logging. |
| ProxySerializer |
Serializes graphs of EntityProxy objects.
|
| ProxyStore |
A ProxyStore provides a
ProxySerializer with access to a low-level
persistence mechanism. |
| Request<T> |
A Request represents a single method invocation on the server.
|
| RequestContext |
The base interface for RequestFactory service endpoints.
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| RequestFactory |
Marker interface for the RequestFactory code generator.
|
| RequestTransport |
Abstracts the mechanism by which a RequestFactory instance transmits its
payload to the backend.
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| RequestTransport.TransportReceiver |
A callback interface.
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| ServiceLocator |
A ServiceLocator provides instances of a type specified by a
Service
when Request methods declared in a RequestContextare mapped
onto instance (non-static) methods. |
| ValueProxy |
An analog to EntityProxy for domain types that do not have an identity
concept.
|
| Violation | Deprecated
users should upgrade to the full
ConstraintViolation type by switching
their Receiver implementations to use
Receiver.onConstraintViolation(java.util.Set) instead of
Receiver.onViolation(java.util.Set). |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| DefaultProxyStore |
An in-memory ProxyStore store that can encode its state as a JSON object
literal.
|
| EntityProxyChange<P extends EntityProxy> |
Event posted by a
RequestFactory when changes to an entity are
detected. |
| FanoutReceiver<T> |
A FanoutReceiver will forward its callbacks to zero or more other Receivers.
|
| Locator<T,I> |
A Locator allows entity types that do not conform to the RequestFactory
entity protocol to be used.
|
| Receiver<V> |
Callback object for
Request.fire(Receiver) and
RequestContext.fire(Receiver). |
| ServerFailure |
Describes a request failure on the server.
|
| ValueLocator<T> |
A
Locator for use with value types (as opposed to entities), which
are not persisted. |
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| WriteOperation |
The values returned by
EntityProxyChange.getWriteOperation() to
describe the type of change being announced. |
| Annotation Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ExtraTypes |
This annotation can be applied to
EntityProxy, ValueProxy,
RequestContext, and RequestFactory type declarations to
include additional polymorphic proxy types that are not explicitly
referenced. |
| JsonRpcContent |
Experimental API, subject to change. Applied to a Request method
declaration to indicate that a particular parameter is used as the
request portion of the JSON-RPC request. |
| JsonRpcProxy |
Experimental API, subject to change Used instead of the
ProxyFor annotation. |
| JsonRpcService |
Experimental API, subject to change Indicates that a RequestContext
should be encoded as a JSON-RPC request.
|
| JsonRpcWireName |
Experimental API, subject to change Provides the method name for a
JSON-RPC invocation.
|
| ProxyFor |
Annotation on EntityProxy and ValueProxy classes specifying the domain
(server-side) object type.
|
| ProxyForName |
Annotation on EntityProxy classes specifying the domain (server-side) object
type.
|
| Service |
Annotation on Request classes specifying the server-side implementations that
back them.
|
| ServiceName |
Annotation on Request classes specifying the server-side implementations that
back them.This annotation can be used in place of
Service if the
service type is not available to the GWT compiler or DevMode runtime. |
| SkipInterfaceValidation |
Annotation on methods of
RequestContext, EntityProxy, or
ValueProxy interfaces so that the
RequestFactoryInterfaceValidator doesn't enforce the presence of a
corresponding method on the domain type. |