Package org.apache.openejb.server.httpd

Examples of org.apache.openejb.server.httpd.BeginWebBeansListener


        if (webBeansContext != null) {
            // it is important to have a begin and a end listener
            // to be sure to create contexts before other listeners
            // and destroy contexts after other listeners

            final BeginWebBeansListener beginWebBeansListener = new BeginWebBeansListener(webBeansContext);
            final EndWebBeansListener endWebBeansListener = new EndWebBeansListener(webBeansContext);

            {
                final Object[] appEventListeners = standardContext.getApplicationEventListeners();
                final Object[] newEventListeners = new Object[appEventListeners.length + 2];
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        if (webBeansContext != null) {
            // it is important to have a begin and a end listener
            // to be sure to create contexts before other listeners
            // and destroy contexts after other listeners

            final BeginWebBeansListener beginWebBeansListener = new BeginWebBeansListener(webBeansContext);
            final EndWebBeansListener endWebBeansListener = new EndWebBeansListener(webBeansContext);

            {
                final Object[] appEventListeners = standardContext.getApplicationEventListeners();
                final Object[] newEventListeners = new Object[appEventListeners.length + 2];
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        if (webBeansContext != null) {
            // it is important to have a begin and a end listener
            // to be sure to create contexts before other listeners
            // and destroy contexts after other listeners

            final BeginWebBeansListener beginWebBeansListener = new BeginWebBeansListener(webBeansContext);
            final EndWebBeansListener endWebBeansListener = new EndWebBeansListener(webBeansContext);

            {
                final Object[] appEventListeners = standardContext.getApplicationEventListeners();
                final Object[] newEventListeners = new Object[appEventListeners.length + 2];
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        if (webBeansContext != null) {
            // it is important to have a begin and a end listener
            // to be sure to create contexts before other listeners
            // and destroy contexts after other listeners

            final BeginWebBeansListener beginWebBeansListener = new BeginWebBeansListener(webBeansContext);
            final EndWebBeansListener endWebBeansListener = new EndWebBeansListener(webBeansContext);

            {
                final Object[] appEventListeners = standardContext.getApplicationEventListeners();
                final Object[] newEventListeners = new Object[appEventListeners.length + 2];
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        if (webBeansContext != null) {
            // it is important to have a begin and a end listener
            // to be sure to create contexts before other listeners
            // and destroy contexts after other listeners

            final BeginWebBeansListener beginWebBeansListener = new BeginWebBeansListener(webBeansContext);
            final EndWebBeansListener endWebBeansListener = new EndWebBeansListener(webBeansContext);

            {
                final Object[] appEventListeners = standardContext.getApplicationEventListeners();
                final Object[] newEventListeners = new Object[appEventListeners.length + 2];
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