See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| PollableResource |
A PollableResource represent an Object which is periodically polled to
determine the status of the Object.
|
| ResourceEventHandler |
A ResourceEventHandler is an object which handles a
ResourceEvent. |
| ResourceListener |
The ResourceListener is a Listener that can be attached to a
Resource
to allow any Java Object that implements this interface to know about
a ResourceEvent. |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| HeartbeatEvent |
A HeartbeatEvent is derived from super class ResourceEvent.
|
| Resource |
The Resource class is a representation of a resource that is periodically
polled to determine the status of the resource.
|
| ResourceEvent |
The ResourceEvent is the base class for all types of ResourceEvents that
can occur.
|
| ResourceEventProcessor |
The ResourceEventProcessor is a
ResourceListener that can be used
to process ResourceEvent notifications. |
| ResourceMonitor |
A ResourceMonitor is an object which can be used to monitor
many
Resource objects. |
| ResourceOutputHandler |
A ResourceOutputHandler is a simple ResourceEventHandler which
can be used to direct the output of a ResourceEvent to either
an OutputStream or a PrintWriter.
|
Contains classes that provide resource monitoring capabilities.
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