sirius.kernel

Interface Startable

All Superinterfaces:

Priorized

All Known Implementing Classes:

Tasks, Timers

public interface Startable
extends Priorized

Classes implementing this interface get notified once the framework is started.

In contrast to Initializable this might be called a bit later, since the system is first initialized and then started up. However, one can assume that all annotations have been processed and dependent parts can be accessed.

The framework lifecycle is split into three phases:

• Startable: Each startable component is invoked during startup.
• Stoppable: Each stoppable component is invoked during framework shutdown.
• Killable: The the shutdown process has to wait for a task to finish, this can be used to block until a task is completed.

Field Summary

Fields inherited from interface sirius.kernel.di.std.Priorized

DEFAULT_PRIORITY

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
default int	getPriority() Returns the priority of this element.
void	started() Invoked when the framework starts up.

Method Detail

getPriority

default int getPriority()

Description copied from interface: Priorized

Returns the priority of this element.

Specified by:

getPriority in interface Priorized

Returns:

the priority - lower is better (comes first)

started

void started()

Invoked when the framework starts up.