public interface RelationSupportMBean extends Relation
RelationSupport class conforms to the design patterns of standard MBean. So the user can decide to instantiate a RelationSupport object himself as a MBean (as it follows the MBean design patterns), to register it in the MBean Server, and then to add it in the Relation Service.
The user can also, when creating his own MBean relation class, have it extending RelationSupport, to retrieve the implementations of required interfaces (see below).
It is also possible to have in a user relation MBean class a member being a RelationSupport object, and to implement the required interfaces by delegating all to this member.
RelationSupport implements the Relation interface (to be handled by the Relation Service).
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Boolean |
isInRelationService()
Returns an internal flag specifying if the object is still handled by
the Relation Service.
|
void |
setRelationServiceManagementFlag(Boolean flag)
Specifies whether this relation is handled by the Relation
Service.
|
getAllRoles, getReferencedMBeans, getRelationId, getRelationServiceName, getRelationTypeName, getRole, getRoleCardinality, getRoles, handleMBeanUnregistration, retrieveAllRoles, setRole, setRolesBoolean isInRelationService()
Boolean.TRUE if the object
is still handled by the Relation Service and Boolean.FALSE otherwise.void setRelationServiceManagementFlag(Boolean flag) throws IllegalArgumentException
Specifies whether this relation is handled by the Relation Service.
BEWARE, this method has to be exposed as the Relation Service will access the relation through its management interface. It is RECOMMENDED NOT to use this method. Using it does not affect the registration of the relation object in the Relation Service, but will provide wrong information about it!
flag - whether the relation is handled by the Relation Service.IllegalArgumentException - if null parameter Submit a bug or feature
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