javax.realtime
Interface Interruptible

public interface Interruptible

Interruptible is an interface implemented by classes that will be used as arguments on the doInterruptible() of AsynchronouslyInterruptedException and its subclasses. doInterruptible() invokes the implementation of the method in this interface. Thus the system can ensure correctness before invoking run() and correctly cleaned up after run() returns.

Method Summary

void	interruptAction(javax.realtime.AsynchronouslyInterruptedException exception) This method is called by the system if the run() method is excepted.
void	run(javax.realtime.AsynchronouslyInterruptedException exception) The main piece of code that is executed when an implementation is given to doInterruptible().

Method Detail

interruptAction

public void interruptAction(javax.realtime.AsynchronouslyInterruptedException exception)

This method is called by the system if the run() method is excepted. Using this the program logic can determine if the run() method completed normally or had its control asynchronously transferred to its caller.

Parameters:

exception - Used to invoke methods on AsynchronouslyInterruptedException from within the interruptAction() method.

run

public void run(javax.realtime.AsynchronouslyInterruptedException exception)
         throws AsynchronouslyInterruptedException

The main piece of code that is executed when an implementation is given to doInterruptible(). When you create a class that implements this interface (usually through an anonymous inner class) you must remember to include the throws clause to make the method interruptible. If the throws clause is omitted the run() method will not be interruptible.

Parameters:

exception - Used to invoke methods on AsynchronouslyInterruptedException from within the interruptAction() method.

AsynchronouslyInterruptedException