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Class Summary Class Description Flow Flow is the runtime representation of a Faces Flow.
FlowCallNode FlowHandler FlowHandler is the main entry point that enables the runtime to interact with the faces flows feature.
FlowHandlerFactory FlowHandlerFactory is used by the
Applicationto create the singleton instance ofFlowHandler.FlowHandlerFactoryWrapper FlowHandlerFactoryWrapper provides a simple implementation of
FlowHandlerFactorythat can be subclassed by developers wishing to provide specialized behavior to an existingFlowHandlerFactoryinstance.FlowNode FlowNode is the base class for all nodes in a faces flow graph.
MethodCallNode Represents a method call node in the flow graph.
Parameter Represents a parameter in any of several places where parameters are needed when processing flows.
ReturnNode Represents a return node in the flow graph.
SwitchCase Represents a case within a switch node in the flow graph.
SwitchNode Represents a switch node in the flow graph.
ViewNode ViewNode is the class that represents a VDL view in a faces flow graph.
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Annotation Types Summary Annotation Type Description FlowScoped FlowScoped is a CDI scope that causes the runtime to consider classes with this annotation to be in the scope of the specified
Flow.
Package javax.faces.flow Description
The runtime API for Faces
Flows. See FlowHandler and
its helpers for the normative specification of this feature.
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