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Packages that use er.extensions | |
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er.ajax | |
er.attachment | |
er.bugtracker | |
er.caching | |
er.corebusinesslogic | |
er.directtorest | |
er.directtoweb | |
er.extensions | |
er.googlechart | The GoogleChart framework provides WO wrappers around Google's charting API. |
er.indexing | |
er.iui | |
er.javamail | |
er.openid | |
er.plot | |
er.prototypes | |
er.selenium | |
er.taggable | ERTaggable is a fairly direct port of the acts_as_taggable Rails mixin to EOF, the framework provides a very easy method of integrating delicious-style tagging support into arbitrary entities in your applications. |
Classes in er.extensions used by er.ajax | |
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ERXFrameworkPrincipal
Designated starter class for frameworks, adds support for dependency management. Allows you to disregard your framework order in the class path (at least where startup is concerned, if you override actual classes you still need to take care.) The initialize() method will be called directly after your principal
is instantiated.The finishInitialization() method will be called when the app finishes
startup but before it will begin to process requests.If you define |
Classes in er.extensions used by er.attachment | |
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ERXFrameworkPrincipal
Designated starter class for frameworks, adds support for dependency management. Allows you to disregard your framework order in the class path (at least where startup is concerned, if you override actual classes you still need to take care.) The initialize() method will be called directly after your principal
is instantiated.The finishInitialization() method will be called when the app finishes
startup but before it will begin to process requests.If you define |
Classes in er.extensions used by er.bugtracker | |
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ERXFrameworkPrincipal
Designated starter class for frameworks, adds support for dependency management. Allows you to disregard your framework order in the class path (at least where startup is concerned, if you override actual classes you still need to take care.) The initialize() method will be called directly after your principal
is instantiated.The finishInitialization() method will be called when the app finishes
startup but before it will begin to process requests.If you define |
Classes in er.extensions used by er.caching | |
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ERXFrameworkPrincipal
Designated starter class for frameworks, adds support for dependency management. Allows you to disregard your framework order in the class path (at least where startup is concerned, if you override actual classes you still need to take care.) The initialize() method will be called directly after your principal
is instantiated.The finishInitialization() method will be called when the app finishes
startup but before it will begin to process requests.If you define |
Classes in er.extensions used by er.corebusinesslogic | |
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ERXFrameworkPrincipal
Designated starter class for frameworks, adds support for dependency management. Allows you to disregard your framework order in the class path (at least where startup is concerned, if you override actual classes you still need to take care.) The initialize() method will be called directly after your principal
is instantiated.The finishInitialization() method will be called when the app finishes
startup but before it will begin to process requests.If you define |
Classes in er.extensions used by er.directtorest | |
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ERXFrameworkPrincipal
Designated starter class for frameworks, adds support for dependency management. Allows you to disregard your framework order in the class path (at least where startup is concerned, if you override actual classes you still need to take care.) The initialize() method will be called directly after your principal
is instantiated.The finishInitialization() method will be called when the app finishes
startup but before it will begin to process requests.If you define |
Classes in er.extensions used by er.directtoweb | |
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ERXFrameworkPrincipal
Designated starter class for frameworks, adds support for dependency management. Allows you to disregard your framework order in the class path (at least where startup is concerned, if you override actual classes you still need to take care.) The initialize() method will be called directly after your principal
is instantiated.The finishInitialization() method will be called when the app finishes
startup but before it will begin to process requests.If you define |
Classes in er.extensions used by er.extensions | |
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ERXFrameworkPrincipal
Designated starter class for frameworks, adds support for dependency management. Allows you to disregard your framework order in the class path (at least where startup is concerned, if you override actual classes you still need to take care.) The initialize() method will be called directly after your principal
is instantiated.The finishInitialization() method will be called when the app finishes
startup but before it will begin to process requests.If you define |
Classes in er.extensions used by er.googlechart | |
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ERXFrameworkPrincipal
Designated starter class for frameworks, adds support for dependency management. Allows you to disregard your framework order in the class path (at least where startup is concerned, if you override actual classes you still need to take care.) The initialize() method will be called directly after your principal
is instantiated.The finishInitialization() method will be called when the app finishes
startup but before it will begin to process requests.If you define |
Classes in er.extensions used by er.indexing | |
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ERXFrameworkPrincipal
Designated starter class for frameworks, adds support for dependency management. Allows you to disregard your framework order in the class path (at least where startup is concerned, if you override actual classes you still need to take care.) The initialize() method will be called directly after your principal
is instantiated.The finishInitialization() method will be called when the app finishes
startup but before it will begin to process requests.If you define |
Classes in er.extensions used by er.iui | |
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ERXFrameworkPrincipal
Designated starter class for frameworks, adds support for dependency management. Allows you to disregard your framework order in the class path (at least where startup is concerned, if you override actual classes you still need to take care.) The initialize() method will be called directly after your principal
is instantiated.The finishInitialization() method will be called when the app finishes
startup but before it will begin to process requests.If you define |
Classes in er.extensions used by er.javamail | |
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ERXFrameworkPrincipal
Designated starter class for frameworks, adds support for dependency management. Allows you to disregard your framework order in the class path (at least where startup is concerned, if you override actual classes you still need to take care.) The initialize() method will be called directly after your principal
is instantiated.The finishInitialization() method will be called when the app finishes
startup but before it will begin to process requests.If you define |
Classes in er.extensions used by er.openid | |
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ERXFrameworkPrincipal
Designated starter class for frameworks, adds support for dependency management. Allows you to disregard your framework order in the class path (at least where startup is concerned, if you override actual classes you still need to take care.) The initialize() method will be called directly after your principal
is instantiated.The finishInitialization() method will be called when the app finishes
startup but before it will begin to process requests.If you define |
Classes in er.extensions used by er.plot | |
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ERXFrameworkPrincipal
Designated starter class for frameworks, adds support for dependency management. Allows you to disregard your framework order in the class path (at least where startup is concerned, if you override actual classes you still need to take care.) The initialize() method will be called directly after your principal
is instantiated.The finishInitialization() method will be called when the app finishes
startup but before it will begin to process requests.If you define |
Classes in er.extensions used by er.prototypes | |
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ERXFrameworkPrincipal
Designated starter class for frameworks, adds support for dependency management. Allows you to disregard your framework order in the class path (at least where startup is concerned, if you override actual classes you still need to take care.) The initialize() method will be called directly after your principal
is instantiated.The finishInitialization() method will be called when the app finishes
startup but before it will begin to process requests.If you define |
Classes in er.extensions used by er.selenium | |
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ERXFrameworkPrincipal
Designated starter class for frameworks, adds support for dependency management. Allows you to disregard your framework order in the class path (at least where startup is concerned, if you override actual classes you still need to take care.) The initialize() method will be called directly after your principal
is instantiated.The finishInitialization() method will be called when the app finishes
startup but before it will begin to process requests.If you define |
Classes in er.extensions used by er.taggable | |
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ERXFrameworkPrincipal
Designated starter class for frameworks, adds support for dependency management. Allows you to disregard your framework order in the class path (at least where startup is concerned, if you override actual classes you still need to take care.) The initialize() method will be called directly after your principal
is instantiated.The finishInitialization() method will be called when the app finishes
startup but before it will begin to process requests.If you define |
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