Examples of DestructionListener

com.caucho.config.scope.DestructionListener
Contains the objects which need destruction for a given scope.
org.jbox2d.callbacks.DestructionListener
Joints and fixtures are destroyed when their associated body is destroyed. Implement this listener so that you may nullify references to these joints and shapes. @author Daniel Murphy

Examples of com.caucho.config.scope.DestructionListener

  {
    ServletRequest request = ServletInvocation.getContextRequest();


    if (request != null) {
      HttpSession session = ((HttpServletRequest) request).getSession();
      DestructionListener listener
        = (DestructionListener) session.getAttribute("caucho.destroy");


      if (listener == null) {
        listener = new DestructionListener();
        session.setAttribute("caucho.destroy", listener);
      }


      // XXX:
      //listener.addValue(comp, value);

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Examples of org.jbox2d.callbacks.DestructionListener

          }
        }
        super.processJoint(argJoint, argTag);
      }
    });
    destructionListener = new DestructionListener() {
      public void sayGoodbye(Fixture fixture) {}


      public void sayGoodbye(Joint joint) {
        if (mouseJoint == joint) {
          mouseJoint = null;

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Examples of org.jbox2d.callbacks.DestructionListener

          }
        }
        super.processJoint(argJoint, argTag);
      }
    });
    destructionListener = new DestructionListener() {
      public void sayGoodbye(Fixture fixture) {
        fixtureDestroyed(fixture);
      }


      public void sayGoodbye(Joint joint) {

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