| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Callable |
Callable is used to provide a Service with an interface that supports event calls. |
| EventListener |
EventListener is a marker interface that is implemented by objects wishing to receive Mule events in managed
environments, such as an EJB container. |
| HasLifecycleInterceptor |
Contract interface for an object on which a
LifecycleInterceptor can be set into |
| InitialisationCallback |
InitialisationCallback is used to provide customised initialiation for more complex components. |
| LifecycleCallback<O> |
This callback is used to execute lifecycle behaviour for an object being managed by a
LifecycleManager The callback is
used so that transitions can be managed consistently outside of an object |
| LifecycleInterceptor |
Allows intercepting the application of
lifecycle phases over each target object. |
| LifecycleManager |
The LifecycleManager is responsible for managing the different lifecycle phases of the server and managing the transitions
between lifecycle phases.
|
| LifecyclePhase |
Encapsulates the notion of a lifecycle phase i.e.
|
| LifecycleState |
A safe facade for lifecycle manager that objects can use to monitor its own state
|
| LifecycleStateAware |
Inject an objects lifecycle state.
|
| LifecycleStateEnabled |
Objects that have an associated lifecycle manager such as
FlowConstruct should
implement this interface so that the registry lifecycle manager can introspect the lifecycle state of an object. |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| LifecycleTransitionResult |
Restrict possible results - only OK or a retry based on some throwable are currently allowed.
|
| LifecycleUtils |
Utility class for performing lifecycle operations on objects, as long as they implement cooresponding annotations such as
Initialisable, Startable, Stoppable, Disposable or even MuleContextAware. |
| PrimaryNodeLifecycleNotificationListener |
This class will start an Startable mule object that must only be started in the primary node.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| DisposeException |
DisposeException TODO (document class) |
| FatalException |
FatalException can be thrown during initialisation or during execution to indicate that something fatal has
occurred and the MuleManager must shutdown. |
| RecoverableException |
RecoverableException can be thrown during initialisation to indicate that the error occurred is not fatal and a
reactive action can be performed to try and remedy the error. |
| StartException |
DisposeException TODO (document class) |
| StopException |
DisposeException TODO (document class) |
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