All Classes and Interfaces

Class
Description
 
The ClassLoaderResourceProvider
The ContextConnection extends the java.net.URLConnection to provide access to a resource which is available from LaunchpadContentProvider provided to Sling.
The ContextProtocolHandler is a simple extension of the OSGi provided AbstractURLStreamHandlerService which simply returns an instance of the ContextConnection when trying to open the connection of the URL.
The ControlAction defines values to used as the action for the Sling control with the Main.doControlAction() method.
The installation listener is listening for - framework events - events from other services It notifies listeners about the finish of the startup and about an approximate progress.
 
The Launcher interface is implemented by the delegate classes inside the Launcher JAR and are used by the actual Main class or servlet to configure and start the framework.
The LauncherClassLoader extends the standard Java VM URLClassLoader such, that classes and resources which are contained in the launcher JAR File are never looked up in the parent class loader.
The Loader class provides utility methods for the actual launchers to help launching the framework.
The Main is the externally visible Standalone Java Application launcher for Sling.
The Main class is a simple Java Application which interprests the command line and creates the Sling launcher class and thus starts the OSGi framework.
The startup listener is listening for startup events.
The Notifiable interface is implemented by the real main class and Sling Servlet for them to be notified from the launcher JAR when the framework has been stopped or updated.
 
The Sling serves as the starting point for Sling.
The SlingBridge returns an extended Sling class to override any sling properties with context init parameters from the web application.
 
The SlingServlet is the externally visible Web Application launcher for Sling.
The SlingServletDelegate serves as a basic servlet for Project Sling.
The StartupManager tries to detect the startup mode: It distinguishes between an initial startup (INSTALL), an update (UPDATE) and a restart without a change (RESTART).
The Util class provides general shared utilities.