Package com.redwood.scheduler.api.model.compatibility_14

Interface EventComp

  • All Known Subinterfaces:
    Event
    public interface EventComp
    This class is only required in order to be able to provide binary compatibility with older releases. You should never access this class directly.

    • Method Detail

      • getFileEvents

        @Deprecated
Iterator<FileEvent> getFileEvents()
        Deprecated.
        this method should never be used directly, and is only provided to ensure binary compatibility with previous releases of the software, use Event.getFileEvents() instead.
        Get an Iterator over an ordered collection of FileEvents. If the collection is empty, an empty iterator will be returned, that is, this method will never return null. Information about the EventSourceDefinition (if any) that triggered this event.
        Returns:
        An Iterator over an ordered collection of FileEvent objects .

      • getJobRaiseEvents

        @Deprecated
Iterator<JobRaiseEvent> getJobRaiseEvents()
        Deprecated.
        this method should never be used directly, and is only provided to ensure binary compatibility with previous releases of the software, use Event.getJobRaiseEvents() instead.
        Get an Iterator over an ordered collection of JobRaiseEvents. If the collection is empty, an empty iterator will be returned, that is, this method will never return null. If this is set, then the associated Job raised this instance of its associated EventDefinition.
        Returns:
        An Iterator over an ordered collection of JobRaiseEvent objects .

      • getJobWaitEvents

        @Deprecated
Iterator<JobWaitEvent> getJobWaitEvents()
        Deprecated.
        this method should never be used directly, and is only provided to ensure binary compatibility with previous releases of the software, use Event.getJobWaitEvents() instead.
        Get an Iterator over an ordered collection of JobWaitEvents. If the collection is empty, an empty iterator will be returned, that is, this method will never return null. If this is set, then the associated Job no longer needs to wait on its associated EventDefinition.
        Returns:
        An Iterator over an ordered collection of JobWaitEvent objects .