> getParentContext()
Parent context is a DataChannel of a child, so getChannel() would
return a parent DataContext in case of a nested context and DataDomain
in case of a top-level context.
> getChildContexts()
Context doesn't track its child contexts, only indirectly via event
manager. If somebody describes a case of why enumerating through a
context children might be useful (other then sending events, which is
already implemented), we may add it, storing children via weak
references to avoid introducing a requirement of explicitly closing
the child context.
Andrus
On Jan 14, 2009, at 3:52 AM, Marcin Skladaniec wrote:
> Hi
>
> How do I test whether a context is a child of another one? I looked
> up the javadocs and code for this functionality, but I failed to
> find any. The relationship between contexts seems to be resolved on
> DataChannel level, but I cannot grasp how it actually happens.
> I think methods like getParentContext() and getChildContexts() can
> be useful.
>
> Best regards
> Marcin
>
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