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Packages that use JpsContext | |
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oracle.security.jps | |
oracle.security.jps.util |
Uses of JpsContext in oracle.security.jps |
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Methods in oracle.security.jps that return JpsContext | |
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ContextFactory.getContext() Returns the default JpsContext <p/> The 'default' context is determined as follows: if an application-level jps-config.xml exists, return the default JpsContext associated with the application-level jps-config.xml otherwise, return the system-level default JpsContext <p/> In MAS deployments, the system-level default JpsContext corresponds to the farm-level default JpsContext In OC4J standalone deployments (pre-MAS/OC4J integration), the system-level default JpsContext corresponds to the instance-level JpsContext (e.g. |
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ContextFactory.getContext() Returns the default JpsContext <p/> The 'default' context is determined as follows: if an application-level jps-config.xml exists, return the default JpsContext associated with the application-level jps-config.xml otherwise, return the system-level default JpsContext <p/> In MAS deployments, the system-level default JpsContext corresponds to the farm-level default JpsContext In OC4J standalone deployments (pre-MAS/OC4J integration), the system-level default JpsContext corresponds to the instance-level JpsContext (e.g. |
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ContextFactory.getContext(java.lang.String name) Returns the JPS context associated with the specified name <p/> The search order is the same as in getContext(): if an application-level jps-config.xml exists, look for a configured JpsContext with the specified name, and if such a JpsContext exists, it's returned otherwise, look for a configured JpsContext with the specified name in the system-level jps-config.xml return null if no configured JpsContext with the specified name can be found |
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ContextFactory.getContext(java.lang.String name) Returns the JPS context associated with the specified name <p/> The search order is the same as in getContext(): if an application-level jps-config.xml exists, look for a configured JpsContext with the specified name, and if such a JpsContext exists, it's returned otherwise, look for a configured JpsContext with the specified name in the system-level jps-config.xml return null if no configured JpsContext with the specified name can be found |
Uses of JpsContext in oracle.security.jps.util |
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Methods in oracle.security.jps.util that return JpsContext | |
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JpsServicesUtil.getAppJpsContext() Deprecated. per bug 6060502 |
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JpsServices.getAppJpsContext(java.lang.String applicationId) Deprecated. per bug 6060502 |
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JpsServicesUtil.getAppJpsContext(java.lang.String applicationId) Deprecated. per bug 6060502 |
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JpsServicesUtil.getNamedJpsContext(java.lang.String contextName) Deprecated. per bug 6060502 |
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JpsServices.getNamedJpsContext(java.lang.String applicationId, java.lang.String contextName) Deprecated. per bug 6060502 |
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JpsServicesUtil.getNamedJpsContext(java.lang.String applicationId, java.lang.String contextName) Deprecated. per bug 6060502 |
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