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Description
| Interface Summary | |
| ServiceControlListener | This interface may be implemented by all the services which wish to be controlled through events. |
| ServiceStateListener | This interface may be implemented by all those classes which wish to be notified about changes in a service's state. |
| Class Summary | |
| ServiceBase | This class is meant to be a suitable basis for most implementations
of a service that implements ServiceControlListener. You will only have to implement the service()-method, which will be invoked continuously in the service's main loop. You may also implement the init()-method which will be invoked anytime the service is started, and the destroy()-method which will be invoked anytime the service is stopped. |
| ServiceControlEvent | |
| ServiceMessage | A message from a service. |
| ServiceStateEvent | Events of this kind are used by a service to report its state. |
| ServiceStateQueueAdaptor | This class serves two purposes: 1. |
Foundation for arbitrary services. A service is a piece of software that continuously accepts and services requests, typically in the background. This is comparable to Unix daemon programs, or Windows NT services.
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