Uses of Package
jfun.yan.lifecycle

Packages that use jfun.yan.lifecycle
jfun.yan.lifecycle This package provides a solution for life cycle management to Yan container framework. 
jfun.yan.xml This package provides a xml configuration support for Yan Container. 
jfun.yan.xml.nuts This package provides standard Nut classes. 
jfun.yan.xml.nuts.spring This package provides Nut classes that are aware of Spring beans
 
 

Classes in jfun.yan.lifecycle used by jfun.yan.lifecycle
DefaultLifecycleDescriptor
           The descriptor for a typically used life-cycle scheme with "init", "verify", "dispose", "start", "stop", "open", "close" supported.
DefaultLifecycleManager.DefaultLifecycle
          This class is a Lifecycle that directly supports the default "init-verify-open-start-stop-close-dispose" life-cycle scheme.
ExceptionHandler
          This interface wraps up the strategy to handle exceptions.
Life
           This interface represents anything that can create a LiveObject that has life-cycle support.
Lifecycle
           This class represents the entire life-cycle for a component.
Lifecycle.Entry
          This class encapsulates the "what-to-do" information for a life-cycle phase.
LifecycleManager
           This class manages life-cycle for component objects.
LiveObject
           This class encapsulates life-cycle information for a regular Java object.
Phase
          A descriptor class representing a certain phase within a life-cycle.
Procedure
           Represents any procedure that can be invoked.
 

Classes in jfun.yan.lifecycle used by jfun.yan.xml
DefaultLifecycleManager
          A LifecycleManager that directly supports the default "init-verify-open-start-stop-close-dispose" scheme.
 

Classes in jfun.yan.lifecycle used by jfun.yan.xml.nuts
DefaultLifecycleManager
          A LifecycleManager that directly supports the default "init-verify-open-start-stop-close-dispose" scheme.
 

Classes in jfun.yan.lifecycle used by jfun.yan.xml.nuts.spring
DefaultLifecycleManager
          A LifecycleManager that directly supports the default "init-verify-open-start-stop-close-dispose" scheme.