java.beans.beancontext
Class BeanContextServiceRevokedEvent
java.lang.Object
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+--java.util.EventObject
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+--java.beans.beancontext.BeanContextEvent
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+--java.beans.beancontext.BeanContextServiceRevokedEvent
All Implemented Interfaces: Serializable
public class BeanContextServiceRevokedEvent extends BeanContextEvent
This event type is used by the
BeanContextServiceRevokedListener
in order to
identify the service being revoked.
See Also: Serialized Form
Field Summary
protected Class
serviceClass
A Class
reference to the service that is being revoked.
serviceClass
protected Class serviceClass
A Class
reference to the service that is being revoked.
BeanContextServiceRevokedEvent
public BeanContextServiceRevokedEvent (BeanContextServices bcs,
Class sc,
boolean invalidate)
Construct a BeanContextServiceEvent
.
Parameters: bcs
- the BeanContextServices
from which this service is being revokedsc
- the service that is being revokedinvalidate
- true
for immediate revocation
getSourceAsBeanContextServices
public BeanContextServices getSourceAsBeanContextServices ()
Gets the source as a reference of type BeanContextServices
Returns: the BeanContextServices
from which
this service is being revoked
getServiceClass
public Class getServiceClass ()
Gets the service class that is the subject of this notification
Returns: A Class
reference to the
service that is being revoked
isServiceClass
public boolean isServiceClass (Class service)
Checks this event to determine whether or not
the service being revoked is of a particular class.
Parameters: service
- the service of interestReturns: true
if the service being revoked is of the
same class as the specified service
isCurrentServiceInvalidNow
public boolean isCurrentServiceInvalidNow ()
Reports if the current service is being forcibly revoked,
in which case the references are now invalidated and unusable.
Returns: true
if current service is being forcibly revoked
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