edu.cmu.cs.able.probebus.events
Class DeployResponseProbeEvent
java.lang.Object
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+--edu.cmu.cs.able.probebus.ProbeEvent
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+--edu.cmu.cs.able.probebus.events.DeployResponseProbeEvent
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- IProbeEvent
- public class DeployResponseProbeEvent
- extends ProbeEvent
The implementation-neutral DeployResponse Probe Event
Constructor Summary |
DeployResponseProbeEvent(java.lang.String pcn,
java.lang.String sid,
java.lang.String stat,
java.lang.String hn)
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Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
probeConfigurationName
protected java.lang.String probeConfigurationName
systemID
protected java.lang.String systemID
status
protected java.lang.String status
hostname
protected java.lang.String hostname
DeployResponseProbeEvent
public DeployResponseProbeEvent(java.lang.String pcn,
java.lang.String sid,
java.lang.String stat,
java.lang.String hn)
dispatch
public boolean dispatch()
- Description copied from class:
ProbeEvent
- Should never be called.
While we implement IProbeEvent, this message should have been
sent to the implementation-specific decorator, like one derived
from SienaProbeEvent, which knows how to actually dispatch().
- Overrides:
dispatch
in class ProbeEvent
- See Also:
we should never do this -- it should be done by the decorator
getProbeConfigurationName
public java.lang.String getProbeConfigurationName()
getSystemID
public java.lang.String getSystemID()
getStatus
public java.lang.String getStatus()
getHostname
public java.lang.String getHostname()
equals
public boolean equals(DeployResponseProbeEvent e)
- very important to use equals() on strings, not ==