Uses of Class
org.apache.xbean.kernel.ServiceState

Packages that use ServiceState
org.apache.xbean.kernel Defines the kernel interface for managing services and interfaces the kernel uses to interact with the services. 
org.apache.xbean.kernel.standard Provides the standard kernel implementation. 
 

Uses of ServiceState in org.apache.xbean.kernel
 

Fields in org.apache.xbean.kernel declared as ServiceState
static ServiceState ServiceState.STARTING
          This state indicates that the service is attempting to start but has not fully started yet.
static ServiceState ServiceState.RUNNING
          This state indicates that the service is in the normal operational state.
static ServiceState ServiceState.STOPPING
          This state indicates that the service is attempting to stop but has not fully stopped yet.
static ServiceState ServiceState.STOPPED
          This state indicates that the service is stopped and not operational.
 

Methods in org.apache.xbean.kernel that return ServiceState
 ServiceState Kernel.getServiceState(ServiceName serviceName)
          Gets the ServiceState of the specified service.
static ServiceState ServiceState.getServiceState(int state)
          Converts the state index into corresponding state name.
static ServiceState ServiceState.parseServiceState(java.lang.String state)
          Converts the state name in the corresponding state index.
 

Uses of ServiceState in org.apache.xbean.kernel.standard
 

Methods in org.apache.xbean.kernel.standard that return ServiceState
 ServiceState ServiceManager.getState()
          Gets the current state of this service.
 ServiceState StandardKernel.getServiceState(ServiceName serviceName)
          Gets the ServiceState of the specified service. If the service is not restartable, this method will always return RUNNING.
 



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