Examples of WebScope

org.red5.server.WebScope
Web scope is special scope that is aware of servlet context and represents scope of Red5 application in servlet container (or application server) like Tomcat, Jetty or JBoss. Web scope is aware of virtual hosts configuration for Red5 application and is the first scope that instantiated after Red5 application gets started. Then it loads virtual hosts configuration, adds mappings of paths to global scope that is injected thru Spring IoC context file and runs initialization process. Red5 server implementation instance and ServletContext are injected as well.
org.red5.server.scope.WebScope

Web scope is special scope that is aware of servlet context and represents scope of a Red5 application within a servlet container (or application server) such as Tomcat, Jetty or JBoss.

Web scope is aware of virtual hosts configuration for Red5 application and is the first scope that instantiated after Red5 application gets started.

Then it loads virtual hosts configuration, adds mappings of paths to global scope that is injected thru Spring IoC context file and runs initialization process.
Red5 server implementation instance and ServletContext are injected as well.

Examples of org.red5.server.WebScope

      BeanFactoryLocator bfl = ContextSingletonBeanFactoryLocator
          .getInstance("red5.xml");
      BeanFactoryReference bfr = bfl.useBeanFactory("red5.common");


      // Create WebScope dynamically
      WebScope scope = new WebScope();
      IServer server = (IServer) bfr.getFactory().getBean(IServer.ID);
      scope.setServer(server);
      scope.setGlobalScope(server.getGlobal("default"));


      // Get default Red5 context from context loader that is JettyLoader in this case
      ApplicationContext appCtx = JettyLoader.getApplicationContext();
      ContextLoader loader = (ContextLoader) appCtx
          .getBean("context.loader");
      appCtx = loader.getContext("default.context");


      // Create context for the WebScope and initialize
      Context scopeContext = new Context();
      scopeContext.setContextPath("/");
      scopeContext.setClientRegistry((IClientRegistry) appCtx
          .getBean("global.clientRegistry"));
      scopeContext.setMappingStrategy((IMappingStrategy) appCtx
          .getBean("global.mappingStrategy"));
      scopeContext.setServiceInvoker((IServiceInvoker) appCtx
          .getBean("global.serviceInvoker"));
      scopeContext.setScopeResolver((IScopeResolver) appCtx
          .getBean("red5.scopeResolver"));


      // The context needs an ApplicationContext so resources can be
      // resolved
      GenericWebApplicationContext webCtx = new GenericWebApplicationContext();
      webCtx.setDisplayName("Automatic generated WebAppContext");
      webCtx.setParent(appCtx);
      webCtx.setServletContext(ContextHandler.getCurrentContext());
      scopeContext.setApplicationContext(webCtx);


      // Store context in scope
      scope.setContext(scopeContext);


      // Use default ApplicationAdapter as handler
      scope.setHandler(new ApplicationAdapter());


      // Make available as "/<directoryName>" and allow access from all
      // hosts
      scope.setContextPath(context.getContextPath());
      scope.setVirtualHosts("*");


          LoaderBase.setRed5ApplicationContext(context.getContextPath(), new JettyApplicationContext(context));


      // Register WebScope in server
      scope.register();
    }
  }

View Full Code Here

Examples of org.red5.server.WebScope

    webContext.setClientRegistry(clientRegistry);
    webContext.setServiceInvoker(globalInvoker);
    webContext.setScopeResolver(globalResolver);
    webContext.setMappingStrategy(globalStrategy);


    WebScope scope = (WebScope) appFactory.getBean("web.scope");
    scope.setServer(server);
    scope.setParent(global);
    scope.register();
    scope.start();


    // register the context so we dont try to reinitialize it
    registeredContexts.add(ctx);


  }

View Full Code Here

Examples of org.red5.server.WebScope

      webContext.setClientRegistry(clientRegistry);
      webContext.setServiceInvoker(globalInvoker);
      webContext.setScopeResolver(globalResolver);
      webContext.setMappingStrategy(globalStrategy);


      WebScope scope = (WebScope) factory.getBean("web.scope");
      scope.setServer(server);
      scope.setParent(global);
      scope.register();
      scope.start();


      // grab the scope list (other war/webapps)
      IRemotableList remote = (IRemotableList) Naming
          .lookup("rmi://localhost:" + rmiPort + "/subContextList");
      logger.debug("Children: " + remote.numChildren());

View Full Code Here

Examples of org.red5.server.WebScope

    webContext.setClientRegistry(clientRegistry);
    webContext.setServiceInvoker(globalInvoker);
    webContext.setScopeResolver(globalResolver);
    webContext.setMappingStrategy(globalStrategy);


    WebScope scope = (WebScope) appFactory.getBean("web.scope");
    scope.setServer(server);
    scope.setParent(global);
    scope.register();
    scope.start();


    // register the context so we dont try to reinitialize it
    registeredContexts.add(ctx);


  }

View Full Code Here

Examples of org.red5.server.scope.WebScope

    webContext.setClientRegistry(clientRegistry);
    webContext.setServiceInvoker(globalInvoker);
    webContext.setScopeResolver(globalResolver);
    webContext.setMappingStrategy(globalStrategy);


    WebScope scope = (WebScope) appFactory.getBean("web.scope");
    scope.setServer(server);
    scope.setParent(global);
    scope.register();
    scope.start();


    // register the context so we dont try to reinitialize it
    registeredContexts.add(ctx);


  }

View Full Code Here

TOP

All source code are property of their respective owners. Java is a trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc and owned by ORACLE Inc. Contact coftware#gmail.com.