API Javajavax.faces.lifecycle (Java(TM) EE 7 Specification APIs)

Class Summary
Class	Description
ClientWindow	This class represents a client window, which may be a browser tab, browser window, browser pop-up, portlet, or anything else that can display a `UIComponent` hierarchy rooted at a `UIViewRoot`.
ClientWindowFactory	Create `ClientWindow` instances based on the incoming request.
ClientWindowWrapper	Wrapper for `ClientWindow`
Lifecycle	Lifecycle manages the processing of the entire lifecycle of a particular JavaServer Faces request.
LifecycleFactory	LifecycleFactory is a factory object that creates (if needed) and returns `Lifecycle` instances.
LifecycleWrapper	Provides a simple implementation of `Lifecycle` that can be subclassed by developers wishing to provide specialized behavior to an existing `Lifecycle` instance.

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Package javax.faces.lifecycle Description

Classes and interfaces defining lifecycle management for the JavaServer Faces implementation. The main class in this package is Lifecycle. Lifecycle is the gateway to executing the request processing lifecycle.

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