Uses of Interface
org.apache.xbean.kernel.StartStrategy

Packages that use StartStrategy
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 StartStrategy in org.apache.xbean.kernel
 

Fields in org.apache.xbean.kernel declared as StartStrategy
static StartStrategy StartStrategies.SYNCHRONOUS
          This strategy attempts to immedately start the service.
static StartStrategy StartStrategies.ASYNCHRONOUS
          This strategy attempts to start the service asynchronously.
static StartStrategy StartStrategies.BLOCK
          This strategy wait until the service start.
static StartStrategy StartStrategies.UNREGISTER
          This strategy attempts to start the service immedately.
 

Methods in org.apache.xbean.kernel with parameters of type StartStrategy
 void Kernel.startService(ServiceName serviceName, StartStrategy startStrategy)
          Immediately starts the service using the specified start strategy.
 void Kernel.startServiceRecursive(ServiceName serviceName, StartStrategy startStrategy)
          Immediately starts the service, and if the start ultimately completes successfully, all services owned by the specified service, all services that are owned by those services, and so on, will be started using the startServiceRecursive(ServiceName, StartStrategy) method.
 

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

Methods in org.apache.xbean.kernel.standard with parameters of type StartStrategy
 void ServiceManager.start(boolean recursive, StartStrategy startStrategy)
          Attempts to starts the service.
 void StandardKernel.startService(ServiceName serviceName, StartStrategy startStrategy)
          Immediately starts the service using the specified start strategy.

The start strategy determines how any exception thrown from service constuction is handled including throwing the exception directly from this method.

The start strategy determines what to do if a start condition can not be immediately satisfied. Possibilities include throwing an UnsatisfiedConditionsException, blocking, leaving the service in the RUNNING state, or unregistering the service.

If a service already in the RUNNING state, or is not restartable, this method is a noop. If the service is in the STOPPING state an IllegalServiceStateException will be thrown. If the service is disabled, this method will throw an IllegalServiceStateException.

This method has no effect on as service that is not restartable.

 void StandardKernel.startServiceRecursive(ServiceName serviceName, StartStrategy startStrategy)
          Immediately starts the service, and if the start ultimately completes successfully, all services owned by the specified service, all services that are owned by those services, and so on, will be started using the startServiceRecursive(ServiceName, StartStrategy) method.
 



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