Examples of org.mule.context.notification.MuleContextNotification

org.mule.context.notification.MuleContextNotification
MuleContextNotification is fired when an event such as the mule context starting occurs. The payload of this event will always be a reference to the muleContext.

                contextAware.setMuleContext(this);
            }


            workManager.start();
            getNotificationManager().start(workManager, workListener);
            fireNotification(new MuleContextNotification(this, MuleContextNotification.CONTEXT_INITIALISING));
            getLifecycleManager().fireLifecycle(Initialisable.PHASE_NAME);


            fireNotification(new MuleContextNotification(this, MuleContextNotification.CONTEXT_INITIALISED));
        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {
            throw new InitialisationException(e, this);
        }

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            throw new MuleRuntimeException(CoreMessages.objectIsNull("queueManager"));
        }


        startDate = System.currentTimeMillis();


        fireNotification(new MuleContextNotification(this, MuleContextNotification.CONTEXT_STARTING));
        getLifecycleManager().fireLifecycle(Startable.PHASE_NAME);




        fireNotification(new MuleContextNotification(this, MuleContextNotification.CONTEXT_STARTED));


        if (logger.isInfoEnabled())
        {
            SplashScreen startupScreen = buildStartupSplash();
            logger.info(startupScreen.toString());

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     * @throws MuleException if either any of the sessions or connectors fail to stop
     */
    public synchronized void stop() throws MuleException
    {
        getLifecycleManager().checkPhase(Stoppable.PHASE_NAME);
        fireNotification(new MuleContextNotification(this, MuleContextNotification.CONTEXT_STOPPING));
        getLifecycleManager().fireLifecycle(Stoppable.PHASE_NAME);
        fireNotification(new MuleContextNotification(this, MuleContextNotification.CONTEXT_STOPPED));
    }

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            }
        }


        getLifecycleManager().checkPhase(Disposable.PHASE_NAME);


        fireNotification(new MuleContextNotification(this, MuleContextNotification.CONTEXT_DISPOSING));


        try
        {
            getLifecycleManager().fireLifecycle(Disposable.PHASE_NAME);


            // THis is a little odd. I find the relationship between the MuleRegistry Helper and the registry broker, too much abstraction?
            muleRegistryHelper.dispose();
        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {
            logger.debug("Failed to cleanly dispose Mule: " + e.getMessage(), e);
        }


        notificationManager.fireNotification(new MuleContextNotification(this, MuleContextNotification.CONTEXT_DISPOSED));


        notificationManager.dispose();
        workManager.dispose();


        if ((getStartDate() > 0) && logger.isInfoEnabled())

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            context.registerListener(new MuleContextNotificationListener<MuleContextNotification>()
            {
                @Override
                public void onNotification(MuleContextNotification notification)
                {
                    MuleContextNotification mn = notification;
                    if (MuleContextNotification.CONTEXT_DISPOSED == mn.getAction())
                    {
                        // just in case someone is holding a ref to the context instance
                        resolvedDomain = null;
                        // disassociate
                        contexts.set(null);

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                contextAware.setMuleContext(this);
            }


            workManager.start();
            getNotificationManager().start(workManager, workListener);
            fireNotification(new MuleContextNotification(this, MuleContextNotification.CONTEXT_INITIALISING));
            getLifecycleManager().fireLifecycle(Initialisable.PHASE_NAME);


            if (expressionManager instanceof Initialisable)
            {
                ((Initialisable) expressionManager).initialise();
            }


            fireNotification(new MuleContextNotification(this, MuleContextNotification.CONTEXT_INITIALISED));
        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {
            throw new InitialisationException(e, this);
        }

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            throw new MuleRuntimeException(CoreMessages.objectIsNull("queueManager"));
        }


        startDate = System.currentTimeMillis();


        fireNotification(new MuleContextNotification(this, MuleContextNotification.CONTEXT_STARTING));
        getLifecycleManager().fireLifecycle(Startable.PHASE_NAME);
        overridePollingController();
        overrideClusterConfiguration();


        fireNotification(new MuleContextNotification(this, MuleContextNotification.CONTEXT_STARTED));


        startLatch.release();


        if (logger.isInfoEnabled())
        {

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    public synchronized void stop() throws MuleException
    {
        startLatch.release();


        getLifecycleManager().checkPhase(Stoppable.PHASE_NAME);
        fireNotification(new MuleContextNotification(this, MuleContextNotification.CONTEXT_STOPPING));
        getLifecycleManager().fireLifecycle(Stoppable.PHASE_NAME);
        fireNotification(new MuleContextNotification(this, MuleContextNotification.CONTEXT_STOPPED));
    }

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            }
        }


        getLifecycleManager().checkPhase(Disposable.PHASE_NAME);


        fireNotification(new MuleContextNotification(this, MuleContextNotification.CONTEXT_DISPOSING));


        try
        {
            getLifecycleManager().fireLifecycle(Disposable.PHASE_NAME);


            // THis is a little odd. I find the relationship between the MuleRegistry Helper and the registry broker, too much abstraction?
            muleRegistryHelper.dispose();
        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {
            logger.debug("Failed to cleanly dispose Mule: " + e.getMessage(), e);
        }


        notificationManager.fireNotification(new MuleContextNotification(this, MuleContextNotification.CONTEXT_DISPOSED));


        notificationManager.dispose();
        workManager.dispose();


        if (expressionManager != null && expressionManager instanceof Disposable)

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    @Test
    public void initialised()
    {
        // the context was initialised before we gave it to the application, so we need
        // to fire the notification again since the listener wasn't there
        muleContext.fireNotification(new MuleContextNotification(muleContext, MuleContextNotification.CONTEXT_INITIALISED));
        assertStatus(ApplicationStatus.INITIALISED);
    }

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