TaskListener.Adapterpublic interface TaskListener<T,V>
Task execution.
A TaskListener is particularly
useful for monitoring the the intermediate results
published by a Task in situations
where it's not practical to override the Task's
process method. Note that if
what you really want to do is monitor a Task's state
and progress, a PropertyChangeListener is probably more
appropriate.
The Task class runs all TaskListener methods on the event dispatching thread and the source of all TaskEvents is the Task object.
Task.addTaskListener(org.jdesktop.application.TaskListener<T, V>),
Task.removeTaskListener(org.jdesktop.application.TaskListener<T, V>),
SwingWorker.addPropertyChangeListener(java.beans.PropertyChangeListener)| Modifier and Type | Interface | Description |
|---|---|---|
static class |
TaskListener.Adapter<T,V> |
Convenience class that stubs all of the TaskListener interface
methods.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
void |
cancelled(TaskEvent<java.lang.Void> event) |
Called after the Task's
cancelled method
is called. |
void |
doInBackground(TaskEvent<java.lang.Void> event) |
Called just before the Task's
doInBackground method is called, i.e. |
void |
failed(TaskEvent<java.lang.Throwable> event) |
Called after the Task's
failed completion
method is called. |
void |
finished(TaskEvent<java.lang.Void> event) |
Called after the Task's
finished method is called. |
void |
interrupted(TaskEvent<java.lang.InterruptedException> event) |
Called after the Task's
interrupted method is called. |
void |
process(TaskEvent<java.util.List<V>> event) |
Called each time the Task's
process method is called. |
void |
succeeded(TaskEvent<T> event) |
Called after the Task's
succeeded
completion method is called. |
void doInBackground(TaskEvent<java.lang.Void> event)
doInBackground method is called, i.e. just before the task
begins running. The event's source is the Task and its
value is null.event - a TaskEvent whose source is the Task object, value is nullSwingWorker.doInBackground(),
EventObject.getSource()void process(TaskEvent<java.util.List<V>> event)
process method is called.
The value of the event is the list of values passed to the process method.event - a TaskEvent whose source is the Task object and whose
value is a list of the values passed to the Task.process() methodSwingWorker.doInBackground(),
Task.process(java.util.List<V>),
EventObject.getSource(),
TaskEvent.getValue()void succeeded(TaskEvent<T> event)
succeeded
completion method is called. The event's value is the value
returned by the Task's get method, i.e. the value that
is computed by SwingWorker.doInBackground().event - a TaskEvent whose source is the Task object, and
whose value is the value returned by Task.get().Task.succeeded(T),
EventObject.getSource(),
TaskEvent.getValue()void failed(TaskEvent<java.lang.Throwable> event)
failed completion
method is called. The event's value is the Throwable passed to
Task.failed().event - a TaskEvent whose source is the Task object, and
whose value is the Throwable passed to Task.failed().Task.failed(java.lang.Throwable),
EventObject.getSource(),
TaskEvent.getValue()void cancelled(TaskEvent<java.lang.Void> event)
cancelled method
is called. The event's source is the Task and its
value is null.event - a TaskEvent whose source is the Task object, value is nullTask.cancelled(),
SwingWorker.get(),
EventObject.getSource()void interrupted(TaskEvent<java.lang.InterruptedException> event)
interrupted method is called.
The event's source is the Task and its value is
the InterruptedException passed to Task.interrupted().event - a TaskEvent whose source is the Task object, and
whose value is the InterruptedException passed to Task.interrupted().Task.interrupted(java.lang.InterruptedException),
EventObject.getSource(),
TaskEvent.getValue()void finished(TaskEvent<java.lang.Void> event)
finished method is called.
The event's source is the Task and its value is null.event - a TaskEvent whose source is the Task object, value is null.Task.interrupted(java.lang.InterruptedException),
EventObject.getSource()