org.glassfish.pfl.tf.timer.spi
Interface Controllable

All Superinterfaces:
Named
All Known Subinterfaces:
Timer, TimerFactory, TimerGroup
All Known Implementing Classes:
ControllableBase, TimerFactoryImpl, TimerGroupImpl, TimerImpl

public interface Controllable
extends Named

Represents a named object that can be enabled or disabled. It may also contain other Controllable instances.


Method Summary
 Set<? extends Controllable> contents()
          Return an unmodifiable set of the contents of this Controllable.
 String description()
          A longer description giving some details of the meaning of this Controllable.
 void disable()
          Disable this controllable.
 void enable()
          Enable this controllable.
 int id()
          A small id for this controllable.
 boolean isEnabled()
          Return true if enable() was called, otherwise false if enable() was never called, or disable() was last called.
 
Methods inherited from interface org.glassfish.pfl.tf.timer.spi.Named
factory, name
 

Method Detail

description

String description()
A longer description giving some details of the meaning of this Controllable.


id

int id()
A small id for this controllable. Each controllable created from the same TimerFactory will have a unique ID. All ids will be small integers starting at 0 (so indexing tables by timer ID is supported).


contents

Set<? extends Controllable> contents()
Return an unmodifiable set of the contents of this Controllable. May always be empty for some subclasses of Controllable.


enable

void enable()
Enable this controllable. All Timers that are either enabled, or reachable via contents() from an enabled Controllable are activated, and will cause TimerEvents to be generated when passed to the TimerEventController enter and exit methods.


disable

void disable()
Disable this controllable.


isEnabled

boolean isEnabled()
Return true if enable() was called, otherwise false if enable() was never called, or disable() was last called.



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