javax.faces.event

Interface PhaseListener

Contents
  • All Superinterfaces:
    EventListener, Serializable

    public interface PhaseListener
extends EventListener, Serializable

    An interface implemented by objects that wish to be notified at the beginning and ending of processing for each standard phase of the request processing lifecycle.

    • Method Detail

      • afterPhase

        void afterPhase(PhaseEvent event)

        Handle a notification that the processing for a particular phase has just been completed.

      • beforePhase

        void beforePhase(PhaseEvent event)

        Handle a notification that the processing for a particular phase of the request processing lifecycle is about to begin.

      • getPhaseId

        PhaseId getPhaseId()

        Return the identifier of the request processing phase during which this listener is interested in processing PhaseEvent events. Legal values are the singleton instances defined by the PhaseId class, including PhaseId.ANY_PHASE to indicate an interest in being notified for all standard phases.

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