All Classes and Interfaces
Class
Description
Thrown when a required annotation is missing from a class or method.
Marks a class as a controller to handle HTTP requests in the framework.
Specifies that a field or parameter must conform to a date format.
Thrown when a duplicate URL mapping is detected.
Indicates that a field or parameter must contain a valid email address.
Handles exceptions and generates error responses in the Ember Framework.
Represents the validation result for a single field.
Represents a file with a name and binary content.
The central servlet for handling HTTP requests in the Ember Framework.
Indicates that a method handles HTTP GET requests.
Thrown when a method's return type is not supported by the framework.
Holds initialization parameters for the framework.
Thrown when the specified controller package is invalid or cannot be processed.
Thrown when an HTTP request is invalid or malformed.
Specifies the exact length that a field or parameter's value must have.
Represents a mapping of a URL to a set of HTTP verb-specific methods.
Thrown when model validation fails.
Represents the validation results for a model's fields.
Represents a model and view for rendering responses in the framework.
Indicates that a field or parameter must contain a numeric value.
Indicates that a method handles HTTP POST requests.
Handles redirection and forwarding of requests in the Ember Framework.
Main process handler for the Ember Framework.
Marks a method parameter as an HTTP request parameter.
Defines constants and utilities for HTTP request verbs.
Marks a field or parameter as required, meaning it cannot be null or empty.
Specifies the roles required to access a class or method.
Indicates that a method exposes a RESTful API endpoint.
Wraps an
HttpSession
to manage session data in the framework.Thrown when a user lacks the required authorization to access a resource.
Defines the URL path for a class or method handling HTTP requests.
Thrown when a requested URL cannot be found or mapped.
Represents a method associated with an HTTP verb.