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Class examples.mo.Scheduler.Season

java.lang.Object
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public class Season

extends Object

implements Serializable, SchedulerListener

• Implement the SchedulerListener interface.
• Use the initCmf method to register the m-bean, insert a new scheduler-event into the scheduler vector and start the scheduler-service.
• Register itself to receive event SchedulerEvent events.
• Use the deleteCmf method to stop the scheduler-service and remove itself as a listener.

• "Temp" a read only property
• "State" a read only property

See Also:

Scheduler

Season()

deleteCmf()

Stop the scheduler and remove the m-bean as a listener.

getListOfEvents()

Returns in an array all the events registered into the scheduler vector.

getNotifyPastEvents()

Returns the flag that indicates if the scheduler notifies past events or not.

getNumberOfEvents()

Returns the number of events registered into the scheduler vector.

getState()

Returns the current value of the "State" property.

getTemp()

Returns the current value of the "Temp" property.

handleScheduler(SchedulerEvent)

This handle will be called each time the date of an event in the scheduler vector has been reached.

initCmf(Framework, ObjectName, boolean, ModificationList)

Register the m-bean, add m-bean as a listener and start the scheduler service.

isActive()

Tests if the Scheduler is active.

performStartScheduler()

Starts the scheduler service and add events into the scheduler vector if it is empty.

performStopScheduler()

Stops the scheduler service and reset the season object.

 public Season()

 public void initCmf(Framework agent,
                     ObjectName name,
                     boolean db,
                     ModificationList list) throws IllegalAccessException, ServiceNotFoundException, InstanceAlreadyExistException, IllegalArgumentException, InvalidPropertyValueException

Register the m-bean, add m-bean as a listener and start the scheduler service.

Parameters:

agent - a reference to the core management framework.

name - the object name to use for registering.

Throws: IllegalAccessException

The method cannot access the class definition of the specified m-bean.

Throws: ServiceNotFoundException

The requested service is not supported.

Throws: InstanceAlreadyExistException

The m-bean is already registered in the repository.

Throws: IllegalArgumentException

One of the parameters in the call to the method is invalid.

Throws: InvalidPropertyValueException

The value specified for a property is invalid.

 public void deleteCmf()

Stop the scheduler and remove the m-bean as a listener.

 public void handleScheduler(SchedulerEvent event)

This handle will be called each time the date of an event in the scheduler vector has been reached.

The event to handle can be one of these :

• EventSpring
• EventSummer
• EventAutumn
• EventWinter

Parameters:

event - The scheduler event.

See Also:

SchedulerEvent

 public void performStartScheduler() throws InstanceAlreadyExistException, InvalidPropertyValueException

Starts the scheduler service and add events into the scheduler vector if it is empty.

Throws: InstanceAlreadyExistException

The m-bean is already registered in the repository.

Throws: InvalidPropertyValueException

The value specified for a property is invalid.

 public void performStopScheduler()

Stops the scheduler service and reset the season object.

 public String getState()

Returns the current value of the "State" property.

 public Float getTemp()

Returns the current value of the "Temp" property.

 public int getNumberOfEvents()

Returns the number of events registered into the scheduler vector.

 public boolean isActive()

Tests if the Scheduler is active.

 public boolean getNotifyPastEvents()

Returns the flag that indicates if the scheduler notifies past events or not.

 public SchedulerEvent[] getListOfEvents()

Returns in an array all the events registered into the scheduler vector.

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