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package org.jboss.as.server.jmx;
import org.jboss.as.controller.ControlledProcessState;
import org.wildfly.extension.core.management.client.Process.RunningMode;
import org.wildfly.extension.core.management.client.Process.RunningState;
/**
* MBean allowing people to register listeners for the controlled processs state.
* Doing this via that JMX Facade to the management model isn't viable since
* the facade kicks in too late in the startup, which means that the 'jboss.as' and
* 'jboss.as.expr' domains are not available yet.
* <p/>
* This bean gets registered on first load of server, and can be listened to across server restarts
* if using an appropriate mechanism (e.g. -javaagent). Note that the typical ways of registering a
* listener, either using a remote connector or an internal
*
* @author Emmanuel Hugonnet (c) 2016 Red Hat, inc.
*/
public interface RunningStateJmxMBean {
String OBJECT_NAME = "jboss.root:type=state";
RunningMode getRunningMode();
String getProcessState();
RunningState getRunningState();
void setProcessState(ControlledProcessState.State oldState, ControlledProcessState.State newState);
void setRunningState(RunningState oldState, RunningState newState);
}