org.java.plugin.boot

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org.java.plugin.boot
This package contains helper classes to start/stop JPF based applications. The main class here is Boot that contains standard entry point for Java applications - method main(String[]). The implemented boot sequence is following: Load configuration from `boot.properties` file from the current directory. Default values are given from system properties. Instanciate ApplicationInitializer and BootErrorHandler using given configuration parameters. Call ApplicationInitializer.initApplication(org.java.plugin.boot.BootErrorHandler, String[]) method to get configured instance of Application interface. Call Application.startApplication() method to get application running. For details and supported configuration parameters see documentation for corresponding classes. Note that described scenario is quite common and can be customized and changed in any point providing other implementations of key classes. For a list of available configuration parameters see documentation for the Boot (applicable to any scenario) and DefaultApplicationInitializer (applicable to scenario when this class being used) classes.
Java Source File Name	Type	Comment
Application.java	Interface	This is "marker" interface to abstract an application that may be started (and will stop itself upon user activity).
ApplicationInitializer.java	Interface	Interface to plug custom code into JPF based application boot procedure.
ApplicationPlugin.java	Class	This class is for "application" plug-ins - a JPF based program entry point.
Boot.java	Class	Main class to get JPF based application running in different modes. Application mode may be specified as `jpf.boot.mode` configuration parameter or System property (via `-Djpf.boot.mode=` command line argument).
BootErrorHandler.java	Interface	Callback interface to handle boot-time application errors.
BootErrorHandlerConsole.java	Class	Console out based error handler implementation, most suites good for non-interactive service-style applications.
BootErrorHandlerGui.java	Class	Standard boot error handler for GUI applications.
ControlThread.java	Class
DefaultApplicationInitializer.java	Class	Default implementation of the application initializer interface. Supported configuration parameters: org.java.plugin.boot.applicationPlugin ID of plug-in to start.
DefaultPluginsCollector.java	Class	Default implementation of plug-ins collector interface.
ErrorDialog.java	Class	Helper class to display detailed message about application error.
PluginsCollector.java	Interface	Interface to encapsulate logic for gathering information about available plug-ins locations.
ServiceApplication.java	Interface	This is "marker" interface to represent a service style application that may be started and stopped.
SplashHandler.java	Interface	Interface to control application splash screen.
SplashWindow.java	Class	A Splash window. Usage: MyApplication is your application class.

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