Examples of MuleContextDisposePhase

org.mule.lifecycle.phases.MuleContextDisposePhase
Objects are disposed of via the Registry since the Registry manages the creation/initialisation of the objects it must also take care of disposing them. However, a user may want to initiate a dispose via the {@link org.mule.DefaultMuleContext} so the dispose Lifecycle phase for the {@link org.mule.DefaultMuleContext}needs to call dispose on the Registry. The MuleContextDisposePhase defines the lifecycle behaviour when the Mule context is disposed. The MuleContext is associated with one or more registries that inherit the lifecycle of the MuleContext. This phase is responsible for disposing objects. Any object that implements {@link org.mule.api.lifecycle.Disposable} willhave its {@link org.mule.api.lifecycle.Disposable#dispose()} method called. Objects are initialised in the order based on type:{@link org.mule.api.service.Service}, {@link org.mule.api.model.Model}, {@link org.mule.api.agent.Agent}, {@link org.mule.api.transport.Connector}, followed by any other object that implements {@link org.mule.api.lifecycle.Disposable}. @see org.mule.api.MuleContext @see org.mule.api.lifecycle.LifecycleManager @see org.mule.api.lifecycle.Disposable @since 3.0

Examples of org.mule.lifecycle.phases.MuleContextDisposePhase

        registerPhase(Initialisable.PHASE_NAME, new MuleContextInitialisePhase(), callback);
        registerPhase(Startable.PHASE_NAME, new MuleContextStartPhase(),
            new EmptyLifecycleCallback<AbstractRegistryBroker>());
        registerPhase(Stoppable.PHASE_NAME, new MuleContextStopPhase(),
            new EmptyLifecycleCallback<AbstractRegistryBroker>());
        registerPhase(Disposable.PHASE_NAME, new MuleContextDisposePhase(), callback);
    }

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Examples of org.mule.lifecycle.phases.MuleContextDisposePhase

        RegistryLifecycleCallback callback = new RegistryLifecycleCallback();
        registerPhase(Initialisable.PHASE_NAME, new MuleContextInitialisePhase(),
            new EmptyLifecycleCallback<AbstractRegistryBroker>());
        registerPhase(Startable.PHASE_NAME, new MuleContextStartPhase(), callback);
        registerPhase(Stoppable.PHASE_NAME, new MuleContextStopPhase(), callback);
        registerPhase(Disposable.PHASE_NAME, new MuleContextDisposePhase(),
            new EmptyLifecycleCallback<AbstractRegistryBroker>());
    }

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Examples of org.mule.lifecycle.phases.MuleContextDisposePhase

        registerPhase(Initialisable.PHASE_NAME, new MuleContextInitialisePhase(), callback);
        registerPhase(Startable.PHASE_NAME, new MuleContextStartPhase(),
            new EmptyLifecycleCallback<AbstractRegistryBroker>());
        registerPhase(Stoppable.PHASE_NAME, new MuleContextStopPhase(),
            new EmptyLifecycleCallback<AbstractRegistryBroker>());
        registerPhase(Disposable.PHASE_NAME, new MuleContextDisposePhase(), callback);
    }

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Examples of org.mule.lifecycle.phases.MuleContextDisposePhase

        RegistryLifecycleCallback callback = new RegistryLifecycleCallback();
        registerPhase(Initialisable.PHASE_NAME, new MuleContextInitialisePhase(),
            new EmptyLifecycleCallback<AbstractRegistryBroker>());
        registerPhase(Startable.PHASE_NAME, new MuleContextStartPhase(), callback);
        registerPhase(Stoppable.PHASE_NAME, new MuleContextStopPhase(), callback);
        registerPhase(Disposable.PHASE_NAME, new MuleContextDisposePhase(),
            new EmptyLifecycleCallback<AbstractRegistryBroker>());
    }

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