Examples of org.jclouds.View.unwrap()

org.jclouds.View.unwrap()
Return an object of the specified type to allow access to the backend context. If the backend context is not assignable from the supplied type, an {@link IllegalArgumentException} is thrown.ex.
```
 RestContext backendApi = computeContext.unwrap(NovaApiMetadata.CONTEXT_TOKEN); 
```
@param type the type of the context to be returned. The backend context must be assignable from this type. @return an instance of the specified type @throws IllegalArgumentException if the backend context is not assignable from the specified class. @see #getBackendType()

            typeEncounter.register(new InjectionListener<I>() {
               @Override
               public void afterInjection(Object object) {
                  final View view = (View) object;
                  final Iterable<ViewMBean> viewMamanagementBeans  = viewManagementOf(view);
                  final Closer closer = view.unwrap().utils().injector().getInstance(Closer.class);
                  //We get the name from the view and not from the view management object to avoid proxy issues.
                  final String name = view.unwrap().getName();
                  managementContext.register(view);


                  //Manage the created management view objects to the context.

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               public void afterInjection(Object object) {
                  final View view = (View) object;
                  final Iterable<ViewMBean> viewMamanagementBeans  = viewManagementOf(view);
                  final Closer closer = view.unwrap().utils().injector().getInstance(Closer.class);
                  //We get the name from the view and not from the view management object to avoid proxy issues.
                  final String name = view.unwrap().getName();
                  managementContext.register(view);


                  //Manage the created management view objects to the context.
                  for (ViewMBean viewMBean : viewMamanagementBeans) {
                     managementContext.manage(viewMBean, name);

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            typeEncounter.register(new InjectionListener<I>() {
               @Override
               public void afterInjection(Object object) {
                  final View view = (View) object;
                  final Iterable<ViewMBean> viewMamanagementBeans  = viewManagementOf(view);
                  final Closer closer = view.unwrap().utils().injector().getInstance(Closer.class);
                  //We get the name from the view and not from the view management object to avoid proxy issues.
                  final String name = view.unwrap().getName();
                  managementContext.register(view);


                  //Manage the created management view objects to the context.

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               public void afterInjection(Object object) {
                  final View view = (View) object;
                  final Iterable<ViewMBean> viewMamanagementBeans  = viewManagementOf(view);
                  final Closer closer = view.unwrap().utils().injector().getInstance(Closer.class);
                  //We get the name from the view and not from the view management object to avoid proxy issues.
                  final String name = view.unwrap().getName();
                  managementContext.register(view);


                  //Manage the created management view objects to the context.
                  for (ViewMBean viewMBean : viewMamanagementBeans) {
                     managementContext.manage(viewMBean, name);

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