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Class examples.time.ClientTimer 

java.lang.Object
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   +----examples.time.ClientTimer
public class ClientTimer
extends Object
implements Schedulable, Triggerable
This class illustrates use of client-side timers. By defining a "schedule" method and a "trigger" method, a scheduled recurring action can be established. Note that The "schedule" method is called for in each rescheduling operation, allowing arbitrarily complex scheduling semantics. In this example, the timer starts out at a 0 second delay, but with each event, the delay is increased by 1 second. When it reaches 10, the trigger is cancelled.

Assuming that the server is running on port 7001 of the local machine, you would run this example using the following command: 

  java examples.time.ClientTimer t3://localhost:7001

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Constructor Index

o ClientTimer(T3ServicesDef)

Method Index

o main(String[])
This application connects to the WebLogic Server, and sets up a client-side scheduled trigger (a recurring action).
o schedule(long)
o trigger()

Constructors

o ClientTimer 
 public ClientTimer(T3ServicesDef services)

Methods

o schedule 
 public long schedule(long t)
o trigger 
 public void trigger()
o main 
 public static void main(String argv[]) throws Exception
This application connects to the WebLogic Server, and sets up a client-side scheduled trigger (a recurring action). The main thread waits until the timer is cancelled. 

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