Clover coverage report - picocontainer - 1.2-beta-1
Coverage timestamp: Sun May 29 2005 14:29:04 BST
file stats: LOC: 39   Methods: 0
NCLOC: 5   Classes: 1
 
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 1    /*****************************************************************************
 2    * Copyright (c) PicoContainer Organization. All rights reserved. *
 3    * ------------------------------------------------------------------------- *
 4    * The software in this package is published under the terms of the BSD *
 5    * style license a copy of which has been included with this distribution in *
 6    * the license.html file. *
 7    * *
 8    * Idea by Rachel Davies, Original code by Aslak Hellesoy and Paul Hammant *
 9    *****************************************************************************/
 10   
 11    package org.picocontainer;
 12   
 13    /**
 14    * <p>An interface which is implemented by components that can be started and stopped. The {@link Startable#start()}
 15    * must be called at the begin of the component lifecycle. It can be called again only after a call to
 16    * {@link Startable#stop()}. The {@link Startable#stop()} method must be called at the end of the component lifecycle,
 17    * and can further be called after every {@link Startable#start()}. If a component implements the {@link Disposable}
 18    * interface as well, {@link Startable#stop()} should be called before {@link Disposable#dispose()}.</p>
 19    * <p/>
 20    * <p>For more advanced and pluggable lifecycle support, see the functionality offered by the nanocontainer-proxytoys
 21    * subproject.</p>
 22    * @version $Revision: 1593 $
 23    * @see org.picocontainer.Disposable the Disposable interface if you need to <code>dispose()</code> semantics.
 24    * @author Paul Hammant
 25    * @author Aslak Helles&oslash;y
 26    * @since 1.0
 27    */
 28    public interface Startable {
 29    /**
 30    * Start this component. Called initially at the begin of the lifecycle. It can be called again after a stop.
 31    */
 32    void start();
 33   
 34    /**
 35    * Stop this component. Called near the end of the lifecycle. It can be called again after a further start. Implement
 36    * {@link Disposable} if you need a single call at the definite end of the lifecycle.
 37    */
 38    void stop();
 39    }