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## Package javax.faces.event

Interfaces describing events and event listeners, and concrete event implementation classes.

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Interface Summary
ActionListener | A listener interface for receiving `ActionEvent`s.
AjaxBehaviorListener | By implementing this class, an object indicates that it is a listener for one or more kinds of `BehaviorEvent`s.
BehaviorListener | A generic base interface for event listeners for various types of `BehaviorEvent`s.
ComponentSystemEventListener | Implementors of this class do not need an `isListenerForSource()` method because they are only installed on specific component instances, therefore the `isListenerForSource()` method is implicit.
FacesListener | A generic base interface for event listeners for various types of `FacesEvent`s.
PhaseListener | An interface implemented by objects that wish to be notified at the beginning and ending of processing for each standard phase of the request processing lifecycle.
SystemEventListener | By implementing this class, an object indicates that it is a listener for one or more kinds of `SystemEvent`s.
SystemEventListenerHolder | Classes that implement this interface agree to maintain a list of `SystemEventListener` instances for each kind of `SystemEvent` they can generate.
ValueChangeListener | A listener interface for receiving `ValueChangeEvent`s.
ViewMapListener | Marker interface for `SystemEvent`s that indicate the view map has been created (`PostConstructViewMapEvent`, or destroyed (`PreDestroyViewMapEvent`).

Class Summary
ActionEvent | An `ActionEvent` represents the activation of a user interface component (such as a `UICommand`).
AjaxBehaviorEvent | AjaxBehaviorEvent represents the component behavior specific to `Ajax`).
BehaviorEvent | BehaviorEvent is the event that can be generated from component `Behavior`.
ComponentSystemEvent | ComponentSystemEvent is the base class for `SystemEvent`s that are specific to a `UIComponent` instance.
ExceptionQueuedEvent | The system event facility will create an instance of this class whenever `Application.publishEvent(javax.faces.context.FacesContext, java.lang.Class, java.lang.Object)` is called with `ExceptionQueuedEvent.class` as `systemEventClass` argument.
ExceptionQueuedEventContext | This helper class provides context to the `ExceptionQueuedEvent` regarding the state of the system at the point in time when the `ExceptionQueuedEvent` occurs and links the `ExceptionQueuedEvent` to the `ExceptionHandler` by virtue of implementing `SystemEventListener`.
FacesEvent | FacesEvent is the base class for user interface and application events that can be fired by `UIComponent`s.
MethodExpressionActionListener | MethodExpressionActionListener is an `ActionListener` that wraps a `MethodExpression`.
MethodExpressionValueChangeListener | MethodExpressionValueChangeListener is a `ValueChangeListener` that wraps a `MethodExpression`.
PhaseEvent | PhaseEvent represents the beginning or ending of processing for a particular phase of the request processing lifecycle, for the request encapsulated by the specified `FacesContext`.
PhaseId | Typesafe enumeration of the legal values that may be returned by the `getPhaseId()` method of the `FacesEvent` interface.
PostAddToViewEvent | When an instance of this event is passed to `SystemEventListener.processEvent(javax.faces.event.SystemEvent)` or `ComponentSystemEventListener.processEvent(javax.faces.event.ComponentSystemEvent)`, the listener implementation may assume that the `source` of this event instance is a `UIComponent` instance and that either that instance or an ancestor of that instance was just added to the view.
PostAddToViewNonPDLEvent | Erroneously added.
PostConstructApplicationEvent | This event must be published by the runtime after all configuration resources have been parsed and processed.
PostConstructCustomScopeEvent | This class is provided to allow custom scopes to publish a "post construct" event in the same way that other scopes do to let the application become aware of the beginning of the scope.
PostConstructViewMapEvent | This event must be published by a call to {javax.faces.application.Application#publishEvent} when the view map is first created.
PostRestoreStateEvent | When an instance of this event is passed to `SystemEventListener.processEvent(javax.faces.event.SystemEvent)` or `ComponentSystemEventListener.processEvent(javax.faces.event.ComponentSystemEvent)`, the listener implementation may assume that the `source` of this event instance is in a tree that has just had its state restored.
PostValidateEvent |
PreDestroyApplicationEvent | This event must be published by the runtime before the factories associated with this `Application` are released.
PreDestroyCustomScopeEvent | This class is provided to allow custom scopes to publish a "pre construct" event in the same way that other scopes do to let the application become aware of the beginning of the scope.
PreDestroyViewMapEvent | This event must be published by a call to `Application.publishEvent(javax.faces.context.FacesContext, java.lang.Class, java.lang.Object)` when the `clear` method is called on the map returned from `UIViewRoot.getViewMap()`.
PreRemoveFromViewEvent | When an instance of this event is passed to `SystemEventListener.processEvent(javax.faces.event.SystemEvent)` or `ComponentSystemEventListener.processEvent(javax.faces.event.ComponentSystemEvent)`, the listener implementation may assume that the `source` of this event instance is a `UIComponent` instance that is about to be removed from the view.
PreRenderComponentEvent | When an instance of this event is passed to `SystemEventListener.processEvent(javax.faces.event.SystemEvent)` or `ComponentSystemEventListener.processEvent(javax.faces.event.ComponentSystemEvent)`, the listener implementation may assume that the `source` of this event instance is the `UIComponent` instance that is about to be rendered and that it is safe to call `UIComponent.getParent()`, `UIComponent.getClientId()`, and other methods that depend upon the component instance being in the view.
PreRenderViewEvent | When an instance of this event is passed to `SystemEventListener.processEvent(javax.faces.event.SystemEvent)` or `ComponentSystemEventListener.processEvent(javax.faces.event.ComponentSystemEvent)`, the listener implementation may assume that the `source` of this event instance is the `UIViewRoot` instance that is about to be rendered.
PreValidateEvent |
ScopeContext | A structure that contains the name of the scope and the scope itself exposed as a `Map<String, Object>`.
SystemEvent | SystemEvent is the base class for non-application specific events that can be fired by arbitrary objects.
ValueChangeEvent | A `ValueChangeEvent` is a notification that the local value of the source component has been change as a result of user interface activity.

Exception Summary
AbortProcessingException | An exception that may be thrown by event listeners to terminate the processing of the current event.

Annotation Types Summary
ListenerFor | Classes tagged with this annotation are installed as listeners using the method `Application.subscribeToEvent(java.lang.Class, java.lang.Class, javax.faces.event.SystemEventListener)` or `UIComponent.subscribeToEvent(java.lang.Class, javax.faces.event.ComponentSystemEventListener)` (depending on the circumstances, described below).
ListenersFor | Container annotation to specify multiple `ListenerFor` annotations on a single class.
NamedEvent | The presence of this annotation on a class automatically registers the class with the runtime as a `ComponentSystemEvent` for use with the `<f:event />` tag in a page.

## Package javax.faces.event Description

Interfaces describing events and event listeners, and concrete event implementation classes. All events extend from `FacesEvent` and all listeners extend from `FacesListener`.

For your convenience here is a UML class diagram of the classes in this package.

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