Examples of net.sf.fmj.ejmf.toolkit.util.StateWaiter

net.sf.fmj.ejmf.toolkit.util.StateWaiter

The StateWaiter class provides routines to allow the current thread to wait for a Controller to reach a particular state. A StateWaiter object will first register itself as a ControllerListener on the given Controller object. It will then set the state to be waited for, and block the current thread until either

the Controller posts a TransitionEvent indicating that it has moved to the desired state, or
the Controller posts a ControllerErrorEvent, indicating that an error occurred andthe transition failed

From the book: Essential JMF, Gordon, Talley (ISBN 0130801046). Used with permission. @author Steve Talley and Rob Gordon

    logger.fine("Created processor " + processor);
    
    logger.fine("Configuring processor");
    
    // configure the processor
    stateWaiter = new StateWaiter(processor);
    if (!stateWaiter.blockingConfigure())
    {  throw new WizardStepException("Failed to configure processor");
      
    }


        if (state == Controller.Started) 
      return;


        if (state < Controller.Prefetched) {
      StateWaiter w = new StateWaiter(controller);
      w.blockingPrefetch();
        }


        TimeBase tb = controller.getTimeBase();
                  controller.syncStart(tb.getTime());
          }

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