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Oracle Fusion Middleware Management Java API Reference for Oracle Entitlements Server
11g Release 1 (11.1.1)

E22649-02 ESAPI


Uses of Interface
oracle.security.jps.JpsContext

Packages that use JpsContext
oracle.security.jps   

 

Uses of JpsContext in oracle.security.jps

 

Methods in oracle.security.jps that return JpsContext
 JpsContext ContextFactory.getContext()
          Returns the default JpsContext

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

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.

 JpsContext ContextFactory.getContext()
          Returns the default JpsContext

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

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.

 JpsContext ContextFactory.getContext(java.lang.String name)
          Returns the JPS context associated with the specified name

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

 JpsContext ContextFactory.getContext(java.lang.String name)
          Returns the JPS context associated with the specified name

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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