Examples of AddResource

org.apache.myfaces.renderkit.html.util.AddResource
This interface defines methods necessary to render links to resources used by custom components. Mostly used to avoid having to include [script src="..."][/script] in the head of the pages before using a component. @author Sylvain Vieujot (latest modification by $Author: grantsmith $) @version $Revision: 472792 $ $Date: 2006-11-09 07:34:47 +0100 (Do, 09 Nov 2006) $
org.jboss.as.plugin.deployment.resource.AddResource
Adds a resource
If {@code force} is set to {@code false} and the resource has already been deployed to the server, an error willoccur and the operation will fail.
Note: this currently only works with adding resources to subsystems when your server is running in domain mode. @author Stuart Douglas @author James R. Perkins
xregistry.generated.AddResourceDocument.AddResource

Examples of xregistry.generated.AddResourceDocument.AddResource

        return proxy.registerHostDesc(input).getRegisterHostDescResponse().getResourceID();
    }
    
    public void registerResource(QName resourceName, String resourceAsStr) throws XregistryException {
        AddResourceDocument input = AddResourceDocument.Factory.newInstance();
        AddResource resource = input.addNewAddResource();
        resource.setResourceAsStr(resourceAsStr);
        resource.setResourceName(resourceName);
        proxy.addResource(input);
    }

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Examples of xregistry.generated.AddResourceDocument.AddResource

        return responseDocument;
    }


    public AddResourceResponseDocument addResource(AddResourceDocument input) throws XregistryException {
        log.info("Request Received " + input.xmlText());
        AddResource resource = input.getAddResource();
        registryImpl.registerDocument(findUserDN(), resource.getResourceName(), resource.getResourceAsStr());
        AddResourceResponseDocument responseDocument = AddResourceResponseDocument.Factory.newInstance();
        responseDocument.addNewAddResourceResponse();
        log.info("Response " + responseDocument.xmlText());
        return responseDocument;
    }

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