# Uses of Package
org.apache.turbine.pipeline

- Packages that use org.apache.turbine.pipeline
  Package | Description
  --- | ---
  org.apache.turbine | Turbine Servlet and Constants.
  org.apache.turbine.modules | Modules (Action, Screen, Layout, Navigation, Page) classes for the Turbine view.
  org.apache.turbine.modules.actions | Action class implementations.
  org.apache.turbine.modules.actions.sessionvalidator | Session validator classes to be used with Turbine apps that use security.
  org.apache.turbine.modules.layouts | Layout class implementations.
  org.apache.turbine.modules.navigations | Navigation class implementations.
  org.apache.turbine.modules.pages | Page class implementations.
  org.apache.turbine.modules.screens | Screen class implementations.
  org.apache.turbine.modules.screens.error | Error Screen classes.
  org.apache.turbine.pipeline | The Turbine processing pipeline is modeled after the pipeline found in Tomcat 4.0.1 (Catalina), and after the module architecture found in Apache httpd.
  org.apache.turbine.services | Contains the Service framework for Turbine.
  org.apache.turbine.services.jsp | JSP Service is used to provide Turbine with a Java Server page (JSP) based view.
  org.apache.turbine.services.pull | Provides application tools that are put into the context of a template view.
  org.apache.turbine.services.rundata | Rundata Service provides a factory for the request cycle data objects.
  org.apache.turbine.services.template | Template Service maps template references to a view service and a template name.
  org.apache.turbine.services.velocity | Velocity Service is used to provide Turbine with a Velocity based view.
  org.apache.turbine.util | Various utilities used in Turbine and for Turbine based applications.
  org.apache.turbine.util.velocity | Velocity related utility code.

- Classes in org.apache.turbine.pipeline used by org.apache.turbine
  Class and Description
  PipelineData A PipelineData is a holder for data being passed from one Valve to the next.

- Classes in org.apache.turbine.pipeline used by org.apache.turbine.modules
  Class and Description
  PipelineData A PipelineData is a holder for data being passed from one Valve to the next.

- Classes in org.apache.turbine.pipeline used by org.apache.turbine.modules.actions
  Class and Description
  PipelineData A PipelineData is a holder for data being passed from one Valve to the next.

- Classes in org.apache.turbine.pipeline used by org.apache.turbine.modules.actions.sessionvalidator
  Class and Description
  PipelineData A PipelineData is a holder for data being passed from one Valve to the next.

- Classes in org.apache.turbine.pipeline used by org.apache.turbine.modules.layouts
  Class and Description
  PipelineData A PipelineData is a holder for data being passed from one Valve to the next.

- Classes in org.apache.turbine.pipeline used by org.apache.turbine.modules.navigations
  Class and Description
  PipelineData A PipelineData is a holder for data being passed from one Valve to the next.

- Classes in org.apache.turbine.pipeline used by org.apache.turbine.modules.pages
  Class and Description
  PipelineData A PipelineData is a holder for data being passed from one Valve to the next.

- Classes in org.apache.turbine.pipeline used by org.apache.turbine.modules.screens
  Class and Description
  PipelineData A PipelineData is a holder for data being passed from one Valve to the next.

- Classes in org.apache.turbine.pipeline used by org.apache.turbine.modules.screens.error
  Class and Description
  PipelineData A PipelineData is a holder for data being passed from one Valve to the next.

- Classes in org.apache.turbine.pipeline used by org.apache.turbine.pipeline
  Class and Description
  AbstractValve Valve that can be used as the basis of Valve implementations.
  Pipeline The idea of a pipeline is being taken from Catalina in its entirety :-) I would like to take the idea further and implement Valves instead of hardcoding particular methods in a pipeline.
  PipelineData A PipelineData is a holder for data being passed from one Valve to the next.
  Valve A Valve is a request processing component.
  ValveContext A ValveContext is the mechanism by which a Valve can trigger the execution of the next Valve in a Pipeline, without having to know anything about the internal implementation mechanisms.
  XmlValve A JAXB Class for holding the class name of a valve.

- Classes in org.apache.turbine.pipeline used by org.apache.turbine.services
  Class and Description
  PipelineData A PipelineData is a holder for data being passed from one Valve to the next.

- Classes in org.apache.turbine.pipeline used by org.apache.turbine.services.jsp
  Class and Description
  PipelineData A PipelineData is a holder for data being passed from one Valve to the next.

- Classes in org.apache.turbine.pipeline used by org.apache.turbine.services.pull
  Class and Description
  PipelineData A PipelineData is a holder for data being passed from one Valve to the next.

- Classes in org.apache.turbine.pipeline used by org.apache.turbine.services.rundata
  Class and Description
  DefaultPipelineData A PipelineData is a holder for data being passed from one Valve to the next.
  PipelineData A PipelineData is a holder for data being passed from one Valve to the next.

- Classes in org.apache.turbine.pipeline used by org.apache.turbine.services.template
  Class and Description
  PipelineData A PipelineData is a holder for data being passed from one Valve to the next.

- Classes in org.apache.turbine.pipeline used by org.apache.turbine.services.velocity
  Class and Description
  PipelineData A PipelineData is a holder for data being passed from one Valve to the next.

- Classes in org.apache.turbine.pipeline used by org.apache.turbine.util
  Class and Description
  PipelineData A PipelineData is a holder for data being passed from one Valve to the next.

- Classes in org.apache.turbine.pipeline used by org.apache.turbine.util.velocity
  Class and Description
  PipelineData A PipelineData is a holder for data being passed from one Valve to the next.

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