Interface | Description |
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BatchServiceTarget |
A
ServiceTarget that provides removal of all services installed so far. |
LifecycleContext |
A context object for lifecycle events.
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MultipleRemoveListener.Callback<T> |
A generalized callback for when all services are removed.
|
Service<T> |
A service is a thing which can be started and stopped.
|
ServiceActivator |
A service activator which contributes services to a batch.
|
ServiceActivatorContext |
Context provided to ServiceActivator instances at execution time.
|
ServiceBuilder<T> |
A builder for an individual service in a
ServiceTarget . |
ServiceContainer |
A service container which manages a set of running services.
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ServiceContainer.TerminateListener |
A listener for notification of container shutdown.
|
ServiceController<S> |
A controller for a single service instance.
|
ServiceListener<S> |
A listener for service lifecycle events.
|
ServiceRegistry |
A service registry.
|
ServiceTarget |
The target of ServiceBuilder installations.
|
StartContext |
The start lifecycle context.
|
StopContext |
The stop lifecycle context.
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Class | Description |
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AbstractService<T> |
An abstract service class which provides default implementations.
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AbstractServiceListener<S> |
An abstract implementation of a service listener whose methods do nothing.
|
DelegatingServiceBuilder<T> |
A service builder which delegates to another service builder.
|
DelegatingServiceContainer |
A delegating container for things which depend on a service container rather than a specific
target or registry instance.
|
DelegatingServiceRegistry |
An "insulated" view of a service registry which prevents access to other public methods on the delegate registry object.
|
DelegatingServiceTarget |
An "insulated" view of a service target which prevents access to other public methods on the delegate target object.
|
MultipleRemoveListener<T> |
A service listener which calls a callback once all of the services it was attached to
have been removed.
|
ServiceActivatorContextImpl |
A simple service activator context implementation.
|
ServiceContainer.Factory |
The factory class for service containers.
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ServiceContainer.TerminateListener.Info |
Container shutdown information.
|
ServiceName |
Service name class.
|
ServiceNameMapper<V> |
A mapper for service names which allows a service name or pattern to be correlated with a value.
|
ServiceUtils |
A utility class for service actions.
|
StabilityMonitor |
A stability detection utility.
|
StabilityStatistics |
A stability monitor statistics.
|
TimingServiceListener |
A service listener which times service start.
|
ValueInjection<T> |
An injection of a source value into a target injector.
|
ValueInjectionService<T> |
A service which propagates a value from a dependency.
|
ValueService<T> |
A service which returns the provided value, which is evaluated once per service start.
|
Enum | Description |
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ServiceBuilder.DependencyType |
The dependency type.
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ServiceController.Mode |
The controller mode for a service.
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ServiceController.State |
A possible state for a service controller.
|
ServiceController.Substate |
A fine-grained substate of the more general basic controller
ServiceController.State s. |
ServiceController.Transition |
A transition from one substate to another.
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ServiceListener.Inheritance | Deprecated
Listeners inherently degrade performance.
|
Exception | Description |
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CircularDependencyException |
Exception used to indicate there was a circular dependency discovered during resolution.
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DuplicateServiceException |
An exception which is thrown when the given service is already registered.
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ServiceNotFoundException |
Exception which is thrown when a required service is not found in the registry.
|
ServiceRegistryException |
Base Exception class used for service registry issues.
|
StartException |
A start exception, thrown when a service fails to start.
|
ServiceContainer.Factory.create()
.
To create services, implement the Service
interface.
Individual service instances are controlled using the ServiceController
interface. Service controllers follow
this strict internal state machine:
The green boxes represent states; the red boxes below them represent possible transitions. The "When:" condition must be satisfied before a transition is taken; if it is, then the asynchronous tasks listed under "Tasks:" are executed.
The variables are what determine when a transition may occur; any time a variable is changed, the conditions are checked to see if a transition can occur. The variables are as follows:
ON_DEMAND
services. If greater than zero,
a single "demand" is propagated to the dependency set (parents) of this service.start()
method, if any.ACTIVE
- attempt to start immediately, and request all parents (dependencies) to start as well by incrementing
their "demand" count (D). Puts a load of +1
on U always.PASSIVE
- attempt to start immediately if all dependencies are up. Puts a load of +1
on U always.ON_DEMAND
- only start a service if demanded. Puts a load of +1
on U only if D is greater than zero.NEVER
- never start. The value of U is not affected and not considered. The value of D is disregarded; if D was
greater than zero, then the existing "demand" on the dependency set (parents) is revoked and further "demands" are suppressed until this mode is left.REMOVE
- the same as NEVER
; in addition, remove the service as soon as it is down. The mode may not be changed again after setting
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