A Play application.
Application creation is handled by the framework engine.
If you need to create an ad-hoc application, for example in case of unit testing, you can easily achieve this using:
val application = new DefaultApplication(new File("."), this.getClass.getClassloader, None, Play.Mode.Dev)
This will create an application using the current classloader.
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- Companion
- object
- Graph
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- Supertypes
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class Objecttrait Matchableclass Any
- Known subtypes
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class DefaultApplication
Members list
Value members
Abstract methods
The default ActorSystem used by the application.
The default ActorSystem used by the application.
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The application's classloader
The application's classloader
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The default CoordinatedShutdown to stop the Application
The default CoordinatedShutdown to stop the Application
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The application's environment
The application's environment
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The HTTP error handler
The HTTP error handler
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The absolute path hosting this application, mainly used by the getFile(path) helper method
The absolute path hosting this application, mainly used by the getFile(path) helper method
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The factory used to create requests for this application.
The factory used to create requests for this application.
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The HTTP request handler
The HTTP request handler
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Concrete methods
Return the application as a Java application.
Return the application as a Java application.
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Get the runtime injector for this application. In a runtime dependency injection based application, this can be used to obtain components as bound by the DI framework.
Get the runtime injector for this application. In a runtime dependency injection based application, this can be used to obtain components as bound by the DI framework.
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- Returns
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The injector.
Concrete fields
Returns true if the global application is enabled for this app. If set to false, this changes the behavior of Play.start to disallow access to the global application instance, also affecting the deprecated Play APIs that use these.
Returns true if the global application is enabled for this app. If set to false, this changes the behavior of Play.start to disallow access to the global application instance, also affecting the deprecated Play APIs that use these.
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Implicits
Implicits
The default Materializer used by the application.
The default Materializer used by the application.