Uses of Interface
javax.enterprise.deploy.spi.status.ProgressObject

Packages that use ProgressObject
javax.enterprise.deploy.spi   
 

Uses of ProgressObject in javax.enterprise.deploy.spi
 

Methods in javax.enterprise.deploy.spi that return ProgressObject
 ProgressObject DeploymentManager.distribute(Target[] targetList, java.io.File moduleArchive, java.io.File deploymentPlan)
          The distribute method performs three tasks; it validates the deployment configuration data, generates all container specific classes and interfaces, and moves the fully baked archive to the designated deployment targets.
 ProgressObject DeploymentManager.distribute(Target[] targetList, java.io.InputStream moduleArchive, java.io.InputStream deploymentPlan)
          Deprecated. use the following method including the moduletype instead
 ProgressObject DeploymentManager.distribute(Target[] targetList, ModuleType moduleType, java.io.InputStream moduleArchive, java.io.InputStream deploymentPlan)
          The distribute method performs three tasks; it validates the deployment configuration data, generates all container specific classes and interfaces, and moves the fully baked archive to the designated deployment targets.
 ProgressObject DeploymentManager.redeploy(TargetModuleID[] moduleIDList, java.io.File moduleArchive, java.io.File deploymentPlan)
          (optional) The redeploy method provides a means for updating currently deployed J2EE applications.
 ProgressObject DeploymentManager.redeploy(TargetModuleID[] moduleIDList, java.io.InputStream moduleArchive, java.io.InputStream deploymentPlan)
          (optional) The redeploy method provides a means for updating currently deployed J2EE applications.
 ProgressObject DeploymentManager.start(TargetModuleID[] moduleIDList)
          Start the application running.
 ProgressObject DeploymentManager.stop(TargetModuleID[] moduleIDList)
          Stop the application running.
 ProgressObject DeploymentManager.undeploy(TargetModuleID[] moduleIDList)
          Remove the application from the target server.
 



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