ConnectorMBean


1   /*
2    * JBoss, the OpenSource J2EE webOS
3    *
4    * Distributable under LGPL license.
5    * See terms of license at gnu.org.
6    */
7   package org.jboss.remoting.transport;
8   
9   /**
10   * MBean interface.
11   */
12  public interface ConnectorMBean
13  {
14  
15     /**
16      * Starts the connector.
17      */
18     void start() throws java.lang.Exception  ;
19  
20     /**
21      * Starts the connector.
22      *
23      * @param runAsNewThread indicates if should be started on new thread or the current one
24      * @throws java.lang.Exception
25      */
26     void start(boolean runAsNewThread) throws java.lang.Exception  ;
27  
28     /**
29      * Stops the connector.
30      */
31     void stop();
32  
33     /**
34      * Creates the connector.
35      */
36     void create() throws java.lang.Exception  ;
37  
38     /**
39      * Destroys the connector.
40      */
41     void destroy();
42  
43     /**
44      * Returns the locator to the connector. Locator is the actual InvokerLocator object used to identify and get the ServerInvoker we are wrapping.
45      */
46     org.jboss.remoting.InvokerLocator getLocator();
47  
48     /**
49      * Sets the invoker locator. InvokerLocator is the string URI representation of the InvokerLocator used to get and identify the ServerInvoker we are wrapping.
50      */
51     void setInvokerLocator(java.lang.String   locator) throws java.lang.Exception  ;
52  
53     /**
54      * Returns the invoker locator. InvokerLocator is the string URI representation of the InvokerLocator used to get and identify the ServerInvoker we are wrapping.
55      */
56     java.lang.String   getInvokerLocator() throws java.lang.Exception  ;
57  
58     /**
59      * Configuration is an xml element indicating subsystems to be registered with the ServerInvoker we wrap. Using mbean subsystems that call registerSubsystem is more flexible.
60      */
61     void setConfiguration(org.w3c.dom.Element   xml) throws java.lang.Exception  ;
62  
63     /**
64      * Configuration is an xml element indicating subsystems to be registered with the ServerInvoker we wrap. Using mbean subsystems that call registerSubsystem is more flexible.
65      */
66     org.w3c.dom.Element   getConfiguration();
67  
68     /**
69      * Adds a handler to the connector via OjbectName. This will create a mbean proxy of type of ServerInvocationHandler for the MBean specified by object name passed (so has to implement ServerInvocationHandler interface).
70      *
71      * @param subsystem
72      * @param handlerObjectName
73      * @return The previous ServerInvocationHandler with the same subsystem value (case insensitive), if one existed.  Otherwise will return null.
74      * @throws Exception
75      */
76     org.jboss.remoting.ServerInvocationHandler addInvocationHandler(java.lang.String   subsystem, javax.management.ObjectName   handlerObjectName) throws java.lang.Exception  ;
77  
78     /**
79      * Adds an invocation handler for the named subsystem to the invoker we manage, and sets the mbean server on the invocation handler.
80      * Will return previous ServerInvocationHandler with same subsystem value (case insensitive), if one existed.  Otherwise will return null.
81      */
82     org.jboss.remoting.ServerInvocationHandler addInvocationHandler(java.lang.String   subsystem, org.jboss.remoting.ServerInvocationHandler handler) throws java.lang.Exception  ;
83  
84     /**
85      * Removes an invocation handler for the supplied subsystem from the invoker we manage, and unsets the MBeanServer on the handler.
86      */
87     void removeInvocationHandler(java.lang.String   subsystem) throws java.lang.Exception  ;
88  
89  }
90
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