Method Detail

• public void destroy()

  This should be called when the ExecutionContext won't be used any more. Implementations should make sure any active transactions, database connections, etc are closed.

• @javax.annotation.Nonnull public ArtifactExecutionFacade getArtifactExecution()

  For information about artifacts as they are being executed.

• @javax.annotation.Nonnull public CacheFacade getCache()

  For managing and accessing caches.

• @javax.annotation.Nonnull public org.moqui.util.ContextStack getContext()

  Returns a Map that represents the current local variable space (context) in whatever is being run.

• @javax.annotation.Nonnull public org.moqui.util.ContextBinding getContextBinding()

• @javax.annotation.Nonnull public java.util.Map<java.lang.String, java.lang.Object> getContextRoot()

  Returns a Map that represents the global/root variable space (context), ie the bottom of the context stack.

• @javax.annotation.Nonnull public EntityFacade getEntity()

  For interactions with a relational database.

• @javax.annotation.Nonnull public ExecutionContextFactory getFactory()

  Get the ExecutionContextFactory this came from.

• @javax.annotation.Nonnull public L10nFacade getL10n()

  For localization (l10n) functionality, like localizing messages.

• @javax.annotation.Nonnull public LoggerFacade getLogger()

  For trace, error, etc logging to the console, files, etc.

• @javax.annotation.Nonnull public MessageFacade getMessage()

  For user messages including general feedback, errors, and field-specific validation errors.

• @javax.annotation.Nonnull public java.util.List<NotificationMessage> getNotificationMessages(@javax.annotation.Nullable java.lang.String topic)

• @javax.annotation.Nonnull public ResourceFacade getResource()

  For accessing resources by location string (http://, jar://, component://, content://, classpath://, etc).

• @javax.annotation.Nonnull public ScreenFacade getScreen()

  For rendering screens for general use (mostly for things other than web pages or web page snippets).

• @javax.annotation.Nonnull public ServiceFacade getService()

  For calling services (local or remote, sync or async or scheduled).

• public V getTool(@javax.annotation.Nonnull java.lang.String toolName, java.lang.Class<V> instanceClass, java.lang.Object... parameters)

  Get an instance object from the named ToolFactory instance (loaded by configuration). Some tools return a singleton instance, others a new instance each time it is used and that instance is saved with this ExecutionContext to be reused. The instanceClass may be null in scripts or other contexts where static typing is not needed

• @javax.annotation.Nonnull public TransactionFacade getTransaction()

  For transaction operations use this facade instead of the JTA UserTransaction and TransactionManager. See javadoc comments there for examples of code usage.

• @javax.annotation.Nonnull public UserFacade getUser()

  For information about the user and user preferences (including locale, time zone, currency, etc).

• @javax.annotation.Nullable public WebFacade getWeb()

  If running through a web (HTTP servlet) request offers access to the various web objects/information. If not running in a web context will return null.

• public void initWebFacade(@javax.annotation.Nonnull java.lang.String webappMoquiName, @javax.annotation.Nonnull javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request, @javax.annotation.Nonnull javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse response)

  This should be called by a filter or servlet at the beginning of an HTTP request to initialize a web facade for the current thread.

• @javax.annotation.Nonnull public NotificationMessage makeNotificationMessage()

• public void runAsync(@javax.annotation.Nonnull groovy.lang.Closure closure)

  A lightweight asynchronous executor. An alternative to Quartz, still ExecutionContext aware and preserves user from current EC. Runs closure in a worker thread with a new ExecutionContext.