| Package | Description |
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| javax.annotation |
This package defines the common annotations.
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| javax.annotation.security |
This package contains the security common annotations.
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| javax.annotation.sql | |
| javax.decorator |
Annotations relating to decorators.
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| javax.ejb |
Contains the Enterprise JavaBeans classes
and interfaces that define the contracts between the enterprise bean
and its clients and between the enterprise bean and the EJB container.
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| javax.ejb.embeddable |
Defines the classes for the EJB Embeddable API.
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| javax.ejb.spi |
Defines interfaces that are implemented by
the EJB container.
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| javax.el |
Provides the API for the Unified Expression Language 3.0
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| javax.enterprise.context |
Annotations and interfaces relating to scopes and contexts.
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| javax.enterprise.context.control | |
| javax.enterprise.context.spi |
The custom context SPI.
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| javax.enterprise.event |
Annotations and interfaces relating to events.
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| javax.enterprise.inject | |
| javax.enterprise.inject.literal | |
| javax.enterprise.inject.se | |
| javax.enterprise.inject.spi |
The portable extension integration SPI.
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| javax.enterprise.inject.spi.configurator | |
| javax.enterprise.util |
Contains shared, general-purpose helper classes and annotations.
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| javax.faces |
Top level classes for the
JavaServer(tm) Faces API.
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| javax.faces.annotation |
Annotations in this class allow injection of JSF objects into CDI beans. |
| javax.faces.application |
APIs that are used to link an application's
business logic objects to JavaServer Faces, as well as convenient
pluggable mechanisms to manage the execution of an application that is
based on JavaServer Faces.
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| javax.faces.bean |
This package is now deprecated.
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| javax.faces.component |
Fundamental APIs for user
interface components.
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| javax.faces.component.behavior |
APIs for attaching additional
behavior to user interface components.
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| javax.faces.component.html |
Specialized user
interface component classes for HTML.
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| javax.faces.component.search |
APIs for searching for components in the component tree by using expressions. |
| javax.faces.component.visit |
APIs for traversing a user interface component view. |
| javax.faces.context |
Classes and interfaces
defining per-request state information.
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| javax.faces.convert |
Contains classes and interfaces
defining converters.
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| javax.faces.el |
DEPRECATED Classes and interfaces for evaluating and
processing reference expressions.
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| javax.faces.event |
Interfaces describing
events and event listeners, and concrete event implementation classes.
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| javax.faces.flow |
The runtime API for Faces Flows. |
| javax.faces.flow.builder |
Classes for declaring a Faces Flow. |
| javax.faces.lifecycle |
Classes and interfaces defining lifecycle management for the
JavaServer Faces implementation.
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| javax.faces.model |
Standard model data
beans for JavaServer Faces.
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| javax.faces.push |
This package hosts the CDI annotation for
injecting a |
| javax.faces.render |
Classes
and interfaces
defining the rendering model.
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| javax.faces.validator |
Interface
defining the validator model, and concrete validator implementation classes.
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| javax.faces.view |
Classes for defining a View Declaration Language (VDL) for authoring JavaServer Faces user interfaces. |
| javax.faces.view.facelets |
This package contains public classes for the Java code API of Facelets. |
| javax.faces.webapp |
Classes required for integration of
JavaServer Faces into web applications, including a standard servlet,
base classes for JSP custom component
tags, and concrete tag implementations for core tags.
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| javax.inject |
This package specifies a means for obtaining objects in such a way as to
maximize reusability, testability and maintainability compared to
traditional approaches such as constructors, factories, and service
locators (e.g., JNDI). This process, known as dependency
injection, is beneficial to most nontrivial applications.
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| javax.interceptor |
Contains annotations and interfaces for defining interceptor methods and interceptor
classes, and for binding interceptor classes to target classes.
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| javax.json |
Provides an object model API to process JSON.
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| javax.json.bind |
Provides JSON Binding API, which enables binding Java objects from and to
JSON documents.
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| javax.json.bind.adapter |
Defines adapter related classes.
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| javax.json.bind.annotation |
Defines annotations for customizing the mapping between Java program elements
and JSON documents.
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| javax.json.bind.config |
Defines strategies and policies for customizing the mapping between Java program elements
and JSON documents.
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| javax.json.bind.serializer |
Defines serializer depending classes.
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| javax.json.bind.spi |
Service Provider Interface (SPI) to plug in implementations of JSON
Binding API
JsonbBuilder objects. |
| javax.json.spi |
Service Provider Interface (SPI) to plug in implementations for
JSON processing objects.
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| javax.json.stream |
Provides a streaming API to parse and generate
JSON.
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| javax.persistence |
Java Persistence is the API for the management for persistence and object/relational mapping.
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| javax.persistence.criteria |
Java Persistence Criteria API
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| javax.persistence.metamodel |
Java Persistence Metamodel API
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| javax.persistence.spi |
SPI for Java Persistence providers
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| javax.security.auth.message |
This package defines the core interfaces of the JSR 196 message authentication SPI.
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| javax.security.auth.message.callback |
This package defines callback interfaces that may be used by a pluggable message authentication module to interact with the message processing runtime that invoked the module.
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| javax.security.auth.message.config |
This package defines the interfaces implemented by JSR 196 compatible configuration systems.
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| javax.security.auth.message.module |
This package defines the interfaces implemented by JSR 196 compatible authentication modules.
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| javax.security.enterprise |
The main Java EE Security API package.
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| javax.security.enterprise.authentication.mechanism.http |
The HTTP authentication mechanism API package.
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| javax.security.enterprise.credential |
The Identity Store Credential API package.
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| javax.security.enterprise.identitystore |
The identity store API package.
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| javax.servlet |
The javax.servlet package contains a number of classes and interfaces that
describe and define the contracts between a servlet class and the
runtime environment provided for an instance of such a class by a
conforming servlet container.
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| javax.servlet.annotation |
The javax.servlet.annotation package contains a number of annotations
that allow users to use annotations to declare servlets, filters,
listeners and specify the metadata for the declared component.
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| javax.servlet.descriptor |
Provides programmatic access to a web application's configuration information that was aggregated from the
web.xml and web-fragment.xml descriptors. |
| javax.servlet.http |
The javax.servlet.http package contains a number of classes and interfaces
that describe and define the contracts between a servlet class
running under the HTTP protocol and the runtime environment provided
for an instance of such a class by a conforming servlet container.
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| javax.servlet.jsp |
Classes and interfaces for the Core JSP 2.3 API.
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| javax.servlet.jsp.el |
Provides the
ELResolver classes that define the
object resolution rules that must be supported by a JSP container
with the new unified Expression Language. |
| javax.servlet.jsp.jstl.core |
Classes and interfaces related to the core tag library component of the JavaServer Pages Standard Tag Library (JSTL).
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| javax.servlet.jsp.jstl.fmt |
Classes and interfaces related to the locale sensitive formatting tag library component of the JavaServer Pages Standard Tag Library (JSTL).
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| javax.servlet.jsp.jstl.sql |
Classes and interfaces related to the sql tag library component of the JavaServer Pages Standard Tag Library (JSTL).
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| javax.servlet.jsp.jstl.tlv |
Reusable Tag Library Validator (TLV) classes provided by the JavaServer Pages Standard Tag Library (JSTL).
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| javax.servlet.jsp.tagext |
Classes and interfaces for the definition of JavaServer Pages Tag Libraries.
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| javax.transaction |
Provides the API that defines the contract between the transaction
manager and the various parties involved in a distributed transaction
namely : resource manager, application, and application server.
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| javax.validation |
Top level package of the Bean Validation API.
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| javax.validation.bootstrap |
Package containing bootstrap specific objects.
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| javax.validation.constraints |
Contains all the Bean Validation provided constraints
also called built-in constraints.
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| javax.validation.constraintvalidation |
Package containing constructs specific to constraint validators
In particular
SupportedValidationTarget
is used to refine the validation target of a ConstraintValidator. |
| javax.validation.executable |
Package related to the control and execution of executable validation.
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| javax.validation.groups |
A group defines a subset of constraints.
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| javax.validation.metadata |
Package containing all objects specifically used and returned by the
metadata API.
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| javax.validation.spi |
Package containing objects specific to the interaction between the
Bean Validation bootstrapping process and Bean Validation providers.
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| javax.validation.valueextraction |
Package containing objects dedicated to extract values to validate from containers.
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| javax.websocket |
This package contains all the WebSocket APIs common to both the client
and server side.
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| javax.websocket.server |
This package contains all the WebSocket APIs used only by server side
applications.
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| javax.ws.rs |
High-level interfaces and annotations used to create RESTful service
resources.
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| javax.ws.rs.client |
The JAX-RS client API
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| javax.ws.rs.container |
Container-specific JAX-RS API.
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| javax.ws.rs.core |
Low-level interfaces and annotations used to create RESTful service
resources.
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| javax.ws.rs.ext |
APIs that provide extensions to the types supported by the JAX-RS API.
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| javax.ws.rs.sse |
Server-Sent Events related API.
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